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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/20/26 12:01 AM
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I get alot of pro demos done and am pitching those in Nashville day in day out. After reading Brian's post I'm thinking that as the writer it's ok to submit those pro demo'd songs into judging, providing that all work on the demos is done as work for hire and the writer has all rights to market and network the song. Once we get past worktape, your'e right Brian I'm not the one singing, the Nashville demo guys I'm hooked up with do that alot better, so I can compete. Who would be the one to ask for clarification on this?
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