Forward on Y120312MB, ballads for South Korean male artist
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 2:21 pm
I just got a forward for "I Didn't Think" on listing Y120312MB, which read:
This is my fifth forward overall in the just shy of a year I've been a TAXI member, but it is my first forward for a "raw song" listing (i.e. pitching the song for another artist, as opposed to pitching a master and song for sync uses or, in one of the other four forwards, pitching myself as a singer-songwriter for a live opportunity).
Rick
I'd also submitted "Fly" and "Waiting for You" for the same listing, but those were returned, with "Music" checked as the reason (it was a yes/no listing, and no other comments were made). Perhaps interestingly, the one that was forwarded was only a piano/vocal demo, while the others were full productions. Perhaps the more vanilla arrangement helped?BIG, SOARING BALLADS with MALE VOCALS in the style of Josh Groban to Celine Dion are needed by a successful South Korean Music Publisher working with a very popular South Korean male vocalist. HE SAID: "Ballads in the range of Josh Groban and Celine Dion are a good starting point for the one, but I'm also open to mild ballad Acoustic Pop, like John Mayer's 'All We Ever Do Is Say Goodbye,' which could work as well." MALE vocals ONLY please! This company wants to hear A LOT of material and we'd like to give it to them, so be sure your LYRICS are VIVID and WELL-CRAFTED and your MELODIES are EMOTIONALLY POWERFUL and MEMORABLE. They pay approx. $2,000 when a song is placed with a label and performance royalties are split between the publisher, lyric writer, and you. In this market, according to the company, "typically a song will earn $10,000 in royalties if it's a filler track. If it's a hit, expect $50,000 to $100,000." NO profanity and NO third-party samples! Instrumental and vocal performances must be top-notch!
This is my fifth forward overall in the just shy of a year I've been a TAXI member, but it is my first forward for a "raw song" listing (i.e. pitching the song for another artist, as opposed to pitching a master and song for sync uses or, in one of the other four forwards, pitching myself as a singer-songwriter for a live opportunity).
Rick
