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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Best thing to do is Google Jason, John & the Luboffs, their credientials are on their sites.
Whether you submit music through Taxi or SongU or Sonicbids or any other means, someone is going to screen your music & decides whether it will get to the next level (to be screened again) or go in the slush file. That's just how it is.
"We all know that the final judge that makes a song a hit or miss is the listening public."
Is that really true? If the labels didn't come out and market the singles & albums, if they didn't reward the radio stations for playing it... who knows....
IMHO pitching songs to (big) artists has got to be one of the most difficult ways to try to make it as a songwriter. Both Diane Warren & Jason Blume took about 12 years to make it into the big leagues. That's a lot of mac & cheese.
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