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Insight to getting signed
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| Topher Jones |
| I was wondering if anyone had any insight of how to get tracks signed besides knowing the right people. Thanks. |
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| Mycron |
| quote: | Originally posted by GRW
making good tracks. |
true |
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| twisted |
| can you post some tracks? |
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| KilldaDJ |
| tongue lots of ass and suck lots of dick |
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| Topher Jones |
| obviously your stuff has to be good but i was wondering what the process is like of sending things out and all that stuff |
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by Topher Jones
obviously your stuff has to be good but i was wondering what the process is like of sending things out and all that stuff |
send mp3 links/cdrs to labels
they tell u yes/no/dont bother replying
if yes, they will ask for a master cdr copy, u sign contract, get test pressing when release time comes round, then a full release vinyl
not much too it really, may get royalties or advance if really good
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| gerrycueto |
| yeah, don't share your tracks for free (like me)... that's why a lot of labels reject me :) |
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| Icone |
I dunno if your tracks have to be REAL good. Sadly enough, getting to know the right people makes all the difference these days...
If you do want to get your tracks noticed, send them out to a few fine djs for example. Or start dj'ing yourself :) |
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by gerrycueto
yeah, don't share your tracks for free (like me)... that's why a lot of labels reject me :) |
not necessarily true, it's generally an excuse to not sign a track.
for example haak - frenzy/pulling strings, vazim zhukov, etc.
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| gerrycueto |
| yeah big labels will sign it regardless, but smaller labels can't compete with the sharing. |
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| msequence |
| why rely on someone else to sign you... sign yourself |
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