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Hey Sonn! :) So you’re a little late, I forgive you! ;) That “WHILE” fix is very minor but if you can make it work,…

by ED M
on February 12
via the forums

If the song was 100% yours and wasn’t working, you wouldn’t promote it. If it’s not good product you can’t say, “Hey! Everybody! Listen to…

by Gary E. Andrews
on February 12
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It sounds like you need to establish the deal now. Are you going to be paid as a ‘work-for-hire’, surrendering all rights of ownership in…

by Gary E. Andrews
on February 12
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As long as you’re not planning on being a songwriter for this week only, take a deep breath, work on your songs and your career…

by school grants for women
on February 11
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I understand that it’s a constant struggle to do what’s best for your music while trying to manage your patience and your budget. That being…

by school grants for women
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At what point should an artist sign with management and what should an artist expect from a manager?

You should sign with a manager when the opportunities a manager can create are better than the ones you can create yourself. Or if you are spending more time deal making than writing songs, you should get a manager. A good manager can drum up new business, coordinate your existing…

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