Central Cee Teaches How to Market Your Music in 3 Steps

“It’s like making it in music, yeah, for example, my career. For me to make it happen, I had to be deluded. There was a period of time where I was just deluded because I was going against the grain, it’s rare. It’s the same like love, it’s rare. Maybe I’m a bit pessimistic, I don’t know. But it’s like you’re going against the grain and going for something rare, you just have to be a bit deluded.”– Central Cee talks success

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During his recent appearance on Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Chicken Shop Date, the comedic talk show proved an unlikely source for a real gem from Central Cee about how he obtained his goals.

An artist who has experienced one of the most meteoric rises in recent memory, the 24 year-old London-based rapper lesser known as Oakley Neil H. T. Caesar-Su is now exhibiting signs that he can boldly go where none of his countrymen have gone before by breaking America.

A gifted MC with no shortage of natural charisma and subtle self-assurance, Cench’s prospects have skyrocketed since 2020. And while his music is obviously a vital piece of the puzzle, what has set him apart from his contemporaries is the way in which he applies marketing principles to every facet of his career.

In effect, he’s getting the acquisition of fame and fortune down to a fine art across his output, visuals and his accompanying social media accounts.

In that chat with Amelia, we see that even before he’d made it, Cench conducted himself as if he had. Here, we have the first piece of guidance that his rise provides and that is to always move as though you were destined to do this:

#1 Carry Yourself Like a Star
Coming from humble beginnings, Cench knew that the odds were never stacked in his favor.

But at every turn, he led with not the hope but the knowledge that he’d strike gold at one time or another. After all, how could he not when he found himself with a natural aptitude for plotting intricately planned roll-outs that any megastar would be happy to have in their portfolio?

Leaving nothing to chance, Central Cee’s career trajectory hasn’t been the product of good luck, but of steadfastly monitoring his own progress.

All the while, he comforted himself in such a way that when the pieces finally came together, he already had the aura of a star. So, when his earlier dealings with the autotune wave didn’t lead to a tangible connection, he pivoted.

After the breakout track “Day In The Life” led to him embarking on a new drill-oriented path, it paid off and then some. Considering that he’d been preparing for this moment, it meant that he was prepared for it and courtesy of the extracurricular work he’d done on the marketing side, it also ensured that he was ready to capitalize.

Cench quickly took to his role as a new force to be reckoned with in UK hip-hop. And, in another ingenious piece of marketing, the track’s buzz would be coupled with a project that saluted his area, known as Wild West.

At this point, his declarations of fealty to the area made him the face of a region, something that wouldn’t have been possible if he didn’t already have the air of somebody around him.

“I’m a product of my environment, so my area made me who I am” he informed Culted, “and it’s been a wild journey. I always film in my area and named it that because the tape is bigger than me, it’s for my area.”