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Do the major record labels still sign unknown artists?
Published November 25, 2010
Question by Skywind: Do the major record labels still sign unknown artists?
I’m in a band and we are pretty awesome. Is it possible to get a record contract with a major label without having to tour incessantly for a very long time? What’s the fastest way to a major contract, as a band, and as a singer/songwriter?
thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Kermit the Frog(RIP Rick Wright)
You can’t just go from garage-band to major contract.
You’re going to have to play around a little, get an agent.
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