People look up to their favorite music stars and starlets and wonder how amazing, sorted out their lives are. But then, there is the saying that the grass is greener on the other side of the river. Let’s gauge at the challenges and lessons that we learn from these successful people. Opposed to general beliefs, the industry is practical and not pragmatic.

A dulcet vocalist cannot become a star overnight here. There is a business trail that happens with labels, distributors, and retail, which a beginner takes years to comprehend. Having resources, references, and knowing how to business, amplifies the art. But even after getting started, you have to do a lot of work. You need to practice day and night to fit your vocal right into the song, hit the rhythm.  Stars crop up every day using apps and virtual studios that modify and fine-tune their voice. Those amateurs have to struggle, who are not well with the basics of signing. But again, singing isn’t everything.  You have to write a song, compose music and what not!

Thinking of recording a renowned classic and earning money from it? Well, sorry. It is not as easy as it sounds. Copyright and IP rights protect the authenticity of a song sung ages back. Thus, only Social Networking Sites allow amateurs to represent their skills of old songs. So, make sure you do some original, authenticate work and launch yourself. Make sure to make a fair balance between reviews and sales.

Reviews make an artist happy and encourage to pursue talent. But earnings are not linked to a few hundred reviews. To reach the zenith of success, there should be a sea of fans voting up your work. The emphasis of the fans leads to a breakthrough in career but it’s a hard struggle. Fans across the world, believe that songsters enjoy life like a bed of roses. But, those roses still have thorns. It is a tough struggle to climb up the thorns, but the success smells as sweet as the scent of the rose.