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What labels should I approach with my music? What record label fits my style?
Published March 7, 2011
Question by R: What labels should I approach with my music? What record label fits my style?
I have a somewhat unique style of music, I’m wondering what labels I should approach with my tunes.
http://myspace.com/ryanmayberrymusic
Also, do you think I’m ready to start approaching labels?
Best answer:
Answer by johnny fettcakes
Any major label will do. Just show them pictures of you and all your best-looking friends if they don’t like the music. Sounds to me like everybody will love you.
I, however, think that you’re a douche. Don’t worry about my opinion though, I’m nobody.
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