Just know it will be used, from m y lyrics, to my wife performance on the song. Was just perfect
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HIP-HOP CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY SONGS with Female Vocals are needed for a holiday TV Commercial for a worldwide retail brand. They’re looking for fun, Up-Tempo Songs that capture the Holiday spirit in the song’s emotionally upbeat mood and lyrics. Please listen to the references we were given to get yourself in the stylistic ballpark of what they’re looking for: “Holiday In Your Hood” by Common: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNw4amjdV0c “Me, Myself, and I” by De La Soul: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CINofWk7BNI NOTE: The second reference (Macy’s, De La Soul) doesn’t have holiday-style lyrics, but it is a great example of the fun, bouncy instrumental feel they’re looking for! Note that even though both of the references have Male vocals in them, this request is for FEMALE Vocals, only! Please send fun, spirited, emotionally upbeat, contemporary Rap/Hip Hop Songs with Christmas and Holiday oriented lyrics (with no profanity, of course). They’re looking for a bouncy, jolly beat with a cool, attention-grabbing Hip-Hop feel. Give them a smooth Female Vocal delivering a clear, clean rap about the joys of the holiday season with a fun, positive feel/emotion. Contemporary instrument sounds and a hip, modern production style will help you get to the front of the line for this pitch. Having a killer chorus should be high on your list of priorities as well! And don’t forget, ad agencies love positive songs with universal lyrics for TV commercials! Simple, catchy lyrics are best, and please don’t send them a jingle! Jingles are old school
Your submissions should be full-length songs, and the endings can be faded or non-faded. Do NOT copy or rip off the referenced acts or songs in any way, shape, or form. Use them only as a general guide for tempo, texture, and overall vibe. Please avoid any material with unauthorized samples of other artists’ music, sounds, or any other form of media. Broadcast Quality is needed (great sounding home recordings are fine). The estimated Writer’s fee for this is $75,000. Yes, you’d get all of that! This Publisher offers an Exclusive Co-Publishing deal, which means: The Publisher gets 50% of the Publisher’s share, you get the other 50% of the Publisher’s share, and you get 100% of the Writer’s share. In plain English, you’d end up with 75% of all of the publishing, you’d keep all of the $75,000, and any applicable back end performance royalties you make through your PRO are not recoupable against the $75,000. SWEET!got 4 pending
