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With the global success of Olivia Rodrigo's single 'good 4 u', Machine Gun Kelly's chart-topper 'Tickets to My Downfall', and TikTok generating new interest in the likes of All Time Low and Simple Plan, it seems like pop punk has officially made a comeback. We spoke to some emerging bands in the genre discovered through our tech to find out why this cohort of artists is different to past generations, and where the genre goes from here.

So far, our TikTok Creation Essentials guides have covered the journey from your first ever video, to finding your own niche and developing a content strategy, to maximising the app’s potential by going LIVE after you reach 1,000 followers. After finding your audience and fostering a community, the next step is to consider your long-term goals and grow successfully as a creator.

Consistency is key when it comes to TikTok, as well as being hot on the latest trends on the platform. Here are our tips on how best to boost your followers on TikTok:

What features can keep your music promo fresh on Instagram? Retain your fans attention, switch up your content and start posting more consistently.

You’ve released your new single, it’s landed on YouTube and you are racking up some great views. Your music has started to be used on other people’s videos for their content - but how do we keep track of all of this, making sure you financially benefit from all those views?

When you're starting out in the music business you will be faced with a million questions and tough decisions from how much music to put out to how to choose the right manager and do you even need one? Here is a three point plan to help you find your way through the noise.

Promoting your music on social media is great but it's not the only way you can maximise your reach online.

As an independent musician it's an exciting time to be making your way in the industry. What once marked success may no more. Heres an insight to as to what we think an aspiring musician should prioritise.