Haha, are you implying you want to hire me? Lol :-)

I've been around the block and I've been a member of Just Plain Folks since 1999. These folks who are members here are really awesome people. The range of experience is also vast within the JPF community.

Not everyone is a professional and not everyone is an amateur. In fact, not everyone here is looking to create music on a professional level. Some people do it because it's a hobby. Some people ARE looking to try and break into the music business, but don't know how to go about doing it. Blazetrak is for people like them, but is open for anyone to use its services.

That's the facts as I see it.

I started out as a naive kid who need to be thrown into a forge and molded. Honest to God, sometimes I think I am still in that forge. Rodney Jerkins probably feels the same way sometimes too. Brian Austin Whitney has offered me advice throughout the years and nudged me in the right direction. I've made friends along the way and I am still making friends who offer a nudge here and there as well. I am grateful for everyone who has been part of my life, including the encouraging cheers from the fellow JPF community.

Once you earn your spot within the community, these folks will bed over backwards to defend your honor and integrity against anyone who might challenge it. Trust me, these are good people. Please be patient with them and get to know them. Over time, you will see know what I am talking about.

It's like jumping on a plane in the USA and landing in England. The people speak english and there are similarities between your background and their background, but at the same time, the culture is still vastly different. The same thing applies here. The more you make yourself home within the JPF community, the more you will be treated like a native. :-)

I owe a lot to Brian Austin Whitney and the fellow JPF'ers for believing in me.

Anyway, long story short. I've been on a long journey. I've been through the military and took life changing detours along the way. I've met some wonderful people and some of my bestfriends work with some of the best the music industry has to offer. Private Message me if you want to talk specifics.

I know how busy people on their grind are. There are a ton of people trying to break into the industry and there is only a small percentage who are at the stage where the industry is ready for them to be part of the trend.

So when it comes to soliciting material to people already in the game, it becomes stressful because they can't help everyone. Charging a fee is a way to get those who aren't serious enough to back off. The proof is in the pudding. At the end of the day, it's the individual's decision to choose whether or not to use a tool that could help them construct the vehicle toward success.

These pros don't need the money. What they need are fresh faces and fresh talent. Excuse my french, but they just don't want to wade through the BS to find the diamond in the rough. Yeah, there's gonna be people who pay the money expecting the pro to tell them what they want to hear. Unfortunately, that's not going to happen. If you submit a song that isn't up to industry standards, they're going to tell you that. It's all up to you.