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How do you get your self known in the music business to where you can actually get a record deal?
Published March 13, 2011
Question by Martincic: How do you get your self known in the music business to where you can actually get a record deal?
It’s a big bad world out there when it comes to the music business…it can eat you and spit you right out. I have no idea where to begin but my heart and soul is there. I need true answers from people that actually know what there talking about when it comes to this subject. Please answer with respect and honesty.
Best answer:
Answer by Gene H
Popular music is last century, man. No one really cares about it much. Wait a few years and they’ll be giving those jobs away.
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