Covering Music Industry, Sports, Clubs, and Everything About Life. Say Some Shit. What Do You Think?
Pages
- Home
- A BLOGGERS' CODE OF ETHICS
- What's We Are About!
- Start Over Queen News Magazine
- Start Over News Magazine
- Start Over Fashion Police
- Start Over Random News Magazine
- Start Over King News Magazine
- Mission Statement
- Nicety With Start Over News Magazine
- Start Over Models News Magazine
- Stars Of Start Over News Magazine
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Start Over Queen: Artist Corner: Monday Nights with DJ Higher and Wi...
Start Over Queen: Artist Corner: Monday Nights with DJ Higher and Wi...: It's Monday, and when my friend James who is the in-house promoter for Ecco, who called to tell me about their spanking hot Monday's, I tol...
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
2 Ways To Get A Record Deal
You know you have a buzz when a lot of different people are recommending to listen to your music. people should be reviewing your music. in other words, those public figures who people in the industry take very serious. For example, getting somebody like Eminem, Jay-z, or Nas to talk about your music. Thirdly, get out there, do a lot of radio and t.v. appearances. Last but not least , you should be doing a lot of performances.
Package your demo professionally. Demo must be recorded well. A well recorded project will put you way ahead of other rappers/singers. include an inlay card and professional pictures. Find and hire a photographer or a good photography student to help you out. For more info on pictures, refer to the other article i wrote about professional musician pictures. Make your introductions shorter. Get your intros down to 20 seconds or less because A & Rs don't have all that time to listen to a real long skit. last on the list is your covering letter. Keep your covering letter as brief as possible. the point is to just show the A & R that you appreciate their willingness to take a look at your demo and to invite him/her to your upcoming performance.
Package your demo professionally. Demo must be recorded well. A well recorded project will put you way ahead of other rappers/singers. include an inlay card and professional pictures. Find and hire a photographer or a good photography student to help you out. For more info on pictures, refer to the other article i wrote about professional musician pictures. Make your introductions shorter. Get your intros down to 20 seconds or less because A & Rs don't have all that time to listen to a real long skit. last on the list is your covering letter. Keep your covering letter as brief as possible. the point is to just show the A & R that you appreciate their willingness to take a look at your demo and to invite him/her to your upcoming performance.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)