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What is the best approach to sending out our demo to record labels?
Question by Mike B: What is the best approach to sending out our demo to record labels?
I have been making music for 15+ years and I finally feel like my new material is ready to send out to the major labels. My new project has only been together for a year but we are selling out shows left and right and people seem to really be digging the material. We have two singles available on itunes, and besides sending a press kit and our demo. I have no idea what to do or where to send things. Anyone know of addresses or a good source for this kind of thing?
Best answer:
Answer by danny
Try creating your own indie record label, or try myspace, bands get signed on there all the time.
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