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How do I start on my singing career?
I need to know what steps to take right now, how to find a record company that understands me, and how to keep the record deal once I get it.
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John’s Answer
Hi Joshua,
Here's a recent interview with between a well-known producer and vocal coach that you might find interesting.
https://bobbyoinnercircle.com/lara-chapman-521/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeocXILpItYAasqGkEQNddQ
https://lessons.voxtapestudios.com/
[Lara Chapman really gets into the teaching / learning singing part at about time 14:00]
Good luck with your endeavors!
Here's a recent interview with between a well-known producer and vocal coach that you might find interesting.
https://bobbyoinnercircle.com/lara-chapman-521/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeocXILpItYAasqGkEQNddQ
https://lessons.voxtapestudios.com/
[Lara Chapman really gets into the teaching / learning singing part at about time 14:00]
Good luck with your endeavors!
Thank you, John!
Joshua
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Hello Joshua!
To begin a singing career, follow these steps:
Develop your skills: Focus on improving your vocal abilities through regular practice, taking singing lessons from experienced instructors, and learning music theory. Build a strong repertoire of songs in various genres to showcase your versatility.
Create a professional image: Invest in a high-quality headshot and develop an engaging bio that highlights your unique selling points as an artist. Create a website or social media presence to connect with fans and industry professionals.
Networking: Attend local open mic nights, music festivals, and industry events to meet other musicians, producers, and industry professionals. Building relationships within the music community can lead to valuable opportunities and collaborations.
Find the right record label: Research record labels that align with your musical style and values. Look for labels that have a track record of working with artists similar to you and have a strong reputation in the industry. Reach out to them through proper channels such as submitting demos or attending their showcases.
Prepare for meetings: When meeting with record labels or industry professionals, be prepared with a polished demo package (professionally recorded demos, press kit, etc.) and clear goals for your career trajectory. Be confident, professional, and open to feedback and advice.
Negotiating a record deal: If offered a record deal, carefully review the contract terms before signing anything. Consider seeking legal advice if necessary to ensure fair compensation, creative control, and other important aspects are addressed in the agreement. Remember that no deal is perfect – focus on what you can negotiate and what benefits the deal offers for your career growth.
Maintaining the relationship: Once you have signed a record deal, it’s essential to maintain open communication with your label and management team while continuing to work on new music and performing live shows to build momentum for your career.**
Authoritative References Used:
Music Business Worldwide - A leading online publication covering news, trends, and insights within the global music business
Billboard - Established music industry magazine providing news updates on artists, charts, awards shows, festivals & industry analysis
Berklee College of Music - Renowned music education institution offering resources on music business topics through its online extension school program
God Bless, JC.
To begin a singing career, follow these steps:
Develop your skills: Focus on improving your vocal abilities through regular practice, taking singing lessons from experienced instructors, and learning music theory. Build a strong repertoire of songs in various genres to showcase your versatility.
Create a professional image: Invest in a high-quality headshot and develop an engaging bio that highlights your unique selling points as an artist. Create a website or social media presence to connect with fans and industry professionals.
Networking: Attend local open mic nights, music festivals, and industry events to meet other musicians, producers, and industry professionals. Building relationships within the music community can lead to valuable opportunities and collaborations.
Find the right record label: Research record labels that align with your musical style and values. Look for labels that have a track record of working with artists similar to you and have a strong reputation in the industry. Reach out to them through proper channels such as submitting demos or attending their showcases.
Prepare for meetings: When meeting with record labels or industry professionals, be prepared with a polished demo package (professionally recorded demos, press kit, etc.) and clear goals for your career trajectory. Be confident, professional, and open to feedback and advice.
Negotiating a record deal: If offered a record deal, carefully review the contract terms before signing anything. Consider seeking legal advice if necessary to ensure fair compensation, creative control, and other important aspects are addressed in the agreement. Remember that no deal is perfect – focus on what you can negotiate and what benefits the deal offers for your career growth.
Maintaining the relationship: Once you have signed a record deal, it’s essential to maintain open communication with your label and management team while continuing to work on new music and performing live shows to build momentum for your career.**
Authoritative References Used:
Music Business Worldwide - A leading online publication covering news, trends, and insights within the global music business
Billboard - Established music industry magazine providing news updates on artists, charts, awards shows, festivals & industry analysis
Berklee College of Music - Renowned music education institution offering resources on music business topics through its online extension school program
God Bless, JC.
Thank you for giving me advice.
Joshua
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Neal’s Answer
Hello my name is Neal Haas and i have been writing songs for over 30 years.First of all how old are you? Second how many years have you been songwriting and playing music?
I'm 14 and i have been writing songs for 2 years and have been singing for 6.
Joshua
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Éverton’s Answer
Hey Joshua! It's fantastic to see your enthusiasm for music. It's a wonderful career choice, but remember, there's no need to rush! In today's world, getting signed to a record label isn't everything. What really matters is having a strong presence on social media, and having your music listened to and appreciated by many. So, what you need to focus on is already within your grasp! Consider this - your music talent and vocal technique are your greatest assets. Keep honing these skills, and you'll be on the right path!