Pheek

Hello folks! My buddy Jos Lok and I made a new album, and it's here. We went on our usual mood, dreamy, minimal house material.

https://pheek.bandcamp.com/album/you-will-find-a-way

Part 2 of exercises for electronic musicians is here:

Exercises for electronic musicians: Micro explorations This video presents two creative exercises for musicians, producers...

Most music producers spend hours designing sounds, tweaking mixes, and refining arrangements.Then they name the track "Untitled 4" or leave the project name as the final title.

I believe titles matter far more than we think.

A title is often the first thing a listener encounters before hearing the music. It can spark curiosity, suggest a mood, create a story, or help someone connect emotionally with what you've made.

In my latest article, I explore why naming music is part of the creative process, how I find titles for my own releases, and why electronic music might actually benefit from thoughtful titles more than lyric-based genres.

If you've ever struggled to name a track, this one is for you.

Naming Your Tracks Matters More Than You Think - Pheek's Mixdown and Mastering How to name songs is more than an afterthought. Learn how titles shape perception, inspire creativity, and help listeners connect with electronic and instrumental music.