Im starting a music based community project in conjunction with a local studio and a local church. The notion is to find people who are 16-25 and unemployed, give them chance to work with a great producer (me!) and use project resources and knowledge to get them out into the music industry. If you want a career in music then experience is not necessary. Once you sign up you get music lessons, business advice, studio time, production time, presentation sessions and pretty much everything you can think of that a successful future recording artist would need. Once you have enough songs to make a record we sell them through the project for you and hold the income for a couple of months. We keep the interest as our fee and then release the original money to you. We also hook you up with gigs and labels and whatever else. This is not bull. Its for real. Whats the general opinions on this? Would any of you go for it?
2006-11-20
02:58:43
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