News: Hip Hop Publicist, Q The Question, Shows Artists How To Succeed Without A Major Label

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Hip hop publicist, Q The Question, known for doing campaigns for such artists as Fetty Wap, outside of being the head of SKE Records, has recounted his time in the music business with his new book, How To Make It In The Music Industry: A Guide To Success As An Upstart Company. Q The Question offers a guideline to up-and-coming figures in the music industry, telling the story of him helping to break Trap Queen by Fetty Wap and how he has amassed over 500,000 views on YouTube in only a few months off the SKE videos, in addition to their partnerships with Vevo, and several radio stations.
Download How To Make It In The Music Industry by Q The Question from Barnes & Noble here.
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