The good and the bad of tours, shows plus touring with Little Mix! Part 2

Welcome to the Rak-Su Podcast brought to you by the 2017 X Factor winners, Jamaal, Myles and Ashley. Join the boys in the studio each week as they discuss what it is really like to be working musicians making a living in the music game. This week on the show Rak-Su talk about their music sessions. They share the time when they made original song compositions and music videos, and other experiences. They discuss their good and bad experiences during tours and shows. Demographics were also considered during their tours. They shared their experiences from XFactor where they got an opportunity to be in front of a massive audience and essentially win. They also share what influenced certain decisions about what they should do for their careers.  On this episode you will hear about: The trio discuss the varying demographics of other musical groups in the space. They talk about how their demographic differs from that of groups like the Spice Girls and Little Mix.Their music versus Western’s, how their respective audiences compare, and music groups each audience would like.They talk about the percentage of fans shared among them, Little Mix and the Spice Girls, and similarities in their fanbases.Spice Girls and Little Mix and how they relate to Rak-Su. They talk about how each fan group sees each other.For more information on what is shared in this episode head to https://www.raksu-official.com/ and you like what you hear, make sure you rate, review and subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcastsThe Rak-Su podcast is making waves as the band reveal all regarding what really goes on behind the scenes of TV talent shows, what it was like to win the biggest music contest in the world and pulling back the curtain on what actually happened in the fall out between the band's record label and their management which eventually led to the boys going independent! The boys share the journey from being gigging musicians, to playing Wembley Stadium, releasing smash hit singles like Dimelo, I Want To Freak You, I’m Feeling You to sharing the stage with musical icons like Wyclef.Key Takeaways:Each musical group will have varying target demographics who generally interact with their music.Raksu relates their music and fans to those of Little Mix and Spice Girls, especially as their fans share similarities.ResourcesAshley Fongho LinkedIn | InstagramJamaal Shurland InstagramMyles Stephenson Instagram | Twitter This is a show that shares the real story of the real music industry.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.