This is the most inspiring thing I’ve watched on UA-cam. I’m in the exact same boat. 2 kids, settled into a “good” job. Now I’m 29 and realizing there’s only one life. I’ll never forgive myself if I don’t try. Nowadays with social media you never know what can happen. Thank you for this
This has been my favourite episode so far. Both inspiring and informative. It makes me look at my music in a completely different way. Thank-you gentlemen! Now off to check out song town
TAXI question: Once your track has been "Forwarded" to a music library, how long should you wait (with no contact from the library) before submitting that song to other opportunities (in and out of Taxi)? Of course you want the track to be available if that library is interested, but how long should you wait before you accept that they are not going to contact you for that track? Tracks in modern genres do have a shelf-life before they are less relevant.
Until you sign a contract with that first company, you should never NOT submit it to any other listing. It could be years by the time they contact you; best case scenario, you sign it with someone else, tell them it's no longer available, and they ask if you have something similar (or completely different for another project). Of course you say yes, and then you've landed two deals. :-)
Submit it everywhere you can. If the first company wants it after somebody else has signed it, you can always create more tracks that are similar (and maybe even better).
I was bit disappointed in the song Marty chose to sing... why wasn't he sued for copying "Another Saturday Night"??? I am perplexed. The chord structure, melody and rhythm were identical.
This is what "Nashville" songs have turned into now Jesus whiskey flag dance on the table girl whiskey my people are better jesus flag ma'am whiskey mama Jesus I'm so country. Like propaganda for one group. W/hip-hop rap music. Anything for Money o and Jesus.
what happen to todays country it is so cliche ridden i cant listen to it anymore..its like they didnt grow up country so they try to pretend it..Todays modern country's station music is almost unlistenable thank goodness for Apron Strings and Outlaw country on sirius..
This is the most inspiring thing I’ve watched on UA-cam. I’m in the exact same boat. 2 kids, settled into a “good” job. Now I’m 29 and realizing there’s only one life. I’ll never forgive myself if I don’t try. Nowadays with social media you never know what can happen. Thank you for this
Very interesting.
Great video!!!
This has been my favourite episode so far. Both inspiring and informative. It makes me look at my music in a completely different way. Thank-you gentlemen! Now off to check out song town
This was EXCELLENT and so INSPIRING!!!
The bridge in Fish Weren't Bitin' is simple and excellent....
Great advice
great show, learned alot!
TAXI question: Once your track has been "Forwarded" to a music library, how long should you wait (with no contact from the library) before submitting that song to other opportunities (in and out of Taxi)? Of course you want the track to be available if that library is interested, but how long should you wait before you accept that they are not going to contact you for that track? Tracks in modern genres do have a shelf-life before they are less relevant.
Until you sign a contract with that first company, you should never NOT submit it to any other listing. It could be years by the time they contact you; best case scenario, you sign it with someone else, tell them it's no longer available, and they ask if you have something similar (or completely different for another project). Of course you say yes, and then you've landed two deals. :-)
Submit it everywhere you can. If the first company wants it after somebody else has signed it, you can always create more tracks that are similar (and maybe even better).
Nice
tyj?
He owns 6000 songs? or other peoples demos?
I was bit disappointed in the song Marty chose to sing... why wasn't he sued for copying "Another Saturday Night"??? I am perplexed. The chord structure, melody and rhythm were identical.
This is what "Nashville" songs have turned into now Jesus whiskey flag dance on the table girl whiskey my people are better jesus flag ma'am whiskey mama Jesus I'm so country. Like propaganda for one group. W/hip-hop rap music. Anything for Money o and Jesus.
Must be doing something right
what happen to todays country it is so cliche ridden i cant listen to it anymore..its like they didnt grow up country so they try to pretend it..Todays modern country's station music is almost unlistenable thank goodness for Apron Strings and Outlaw country on sirius..
Hahaha. Fake band. Fake audience. Really nice.