General Music Chat

I want to give my music another go. I was wondering has anyone out there have any ideas about getting a fast break in this industry? I heard TV and Film are the new thing, but doing that seems impossible.

Any help?

I want to give my music another go. I was wondering has anyone out there have any ideas about getting a fast break in this industry? I heard TV and Film are the new thing, but doing that seems impossible.

Any help?

Put all you music on TuneCore.
It gets put on iTunes and a few other places.
Then wait and see if a million people buy some.

I though he was asking about basketball.


A fortune cookie I had recently stated.

Providence smiles on those in motion.

Or something there abouts.

Get busy and best wishes.

I want to give my music another go. I was wondering has anyone out there have any ideas about getting a fast break in this industry? I heard TV and Film are the new thing, but doing that seems impossible.

Any help?

A fast break, eh? Well, nothings gonna happen overnight. The music industry is cut-throat....now more than ever. Try and get a publishing deal. Licensing music can make you a lot of money. Or you can do what Jennifer Lopez did and sleep with P Diddy or any other hip-hop/vodka mogul!!

Ah, Danny-me-boy-o! If we knew the answer to that, wouldn't we be doin' it?

1 ) Create a totally new sound.

2 ) Distribute it & advertise it.

3 ) Play lots of live shows & get a name for yourself.

4 ) Get a GOOD lawyer, agant, & mgmt.

5 ) Work your ass off.

6 ) Enjoy the good life.

I think that's basically the formula that's worked thus far, but I could be wrong, or maybe I missed something.

Thanks guys for all your help!

A fortune cookie I had recently stated.

Providence smiles on those in motion.

Or something there abouts.

Get busy and best wishes.

See what you did there by stating it in real English terms...You ruined the "ENGRISH"!!! How dare you!

Is this a joke thread? or do you just want a chinese burn?

There are no shortcuts.

Just hard work, determination, passion and perseverance.

reminds me of the cape may music conference-

1) 40 people in a room

2) 6 industry professionals (producers, publishers, etc)

3) topic for seminar: Publishing & copyright law

4) Q&A: at LEAST 18 people raise hands and ask:
"what do I need to do to get signed by a major label?"

5) to 6 industry reps, there are now 18 of 40 people considered as un-signable. Not enough work ethic or intelligence to make it.

Sounds harsh, but there's no easy button, and anyone who walks up in a room full of people who are working their asses off, and expects instant recognition is seriously not going anywhere.

American Idol

America's Got Talent