Blackwater Draw. Street Pitch guest and veteran music publisher with multiple current cuts on major artists is seeking songs for UMG artist Blackwater Draw. NOTE: This is a different guest than last month's Pitch #2371. If your song was marked "maybe" or "yes" from that guest publisher, do not pitch it here. Before pitching, please read the entire description and pitch appropriately.
About: This is a sister/brother/friend TRIO.
Style & Feel: They like the harmony STYLE of Fleetwood Mac. Their harmonies are very tight, and they like a lot of minor chords in songs. Even the melodies like Fleetwood Mac like "Over My Head" or "Say You Love Me." The lyrics can be story lyrics or just great positive type lyrics; they are only in their teens, so no drinking, nothing too old in the lyrics, not so much heartbreak, not too country. Check them out online.
References: They are looking for something with a similar MUSICAL vibe as "Better Dig Two" Band Perry.
In general, Here is what this pitch guest is seeking in every song that is pitched to them:
-- Fresh ideas and interesting titles; lead directly to the title in a strong way to make the title stand out.
-- Get your first verse set up much quicker to grab the listener within the first 30 seconds from when it starts. Most of the time, I don't even get to the second verse if the first verse does not draw me in. Your song may not need a pre-chorus. Try to get to the point and make it pay off quickly.
-- Before pitching, please do your research. Listen to the artist and see what kind of songs they like to cut. Figure out what they like, how they sing, and what songs they lean toward.
-- Please read the description/brief and submit only what we request. For example, if we're looking for uptempo, only send uptempo. If we mention "no drinking songs", then please don't send a drinking song.
-- Read a lot for new ideas and stories. For Country songs, study the lyrics of great writers like Shane McAnally, Michael Hardy, Don Schlitz, Bobby Braddock, and Lori McKenna.
Pitch Follow-up: If this guest expresses interest in your song, they will pitch it with the understanding that you will be asked to sign a single song agreement with the publishing company if there is interest in the song.
Blackwater Draw. Street Pitch guest and veteran music publisher with multiple current cuts on major artists is seeking songs for UMG artist Blackwater Draw. NOTE: This is a different guest than last month's Pitch #2371. If your song was marked "maybe" or "yes" from that guest publisher, do not pitch it here. Before pitching, please read the entire description and pitch appropriately.
About: This is a sister/brother/friend TRIO.
Style & Feel: They like the harmony STYLE of Fleetwood Mac. Their harmonies are very tight, and they like a lot of minor chords in songs. Even the melodies like Fleetwood Mac like "Over My Head" or "Say You Love Me." The lyrics can be story lyrics or just great positive type lyrics; they are only in their teens, so no drinking, nothing too old in the lyrics, not so much heartbreak, not too country. Check them out online.
References: They are looking for something with a similar MUSICAL vibe as "Better Dig Two" Band Perry.
In general, Here is what this pitch guest is seeking in every song that is pitched to them:
-- Fresh ideas and interesting titles; lead directly to the title in a strong way to make the title stand out.
-- Get your first verse set up much quicker to grab the listener within the first 30 seconds from when it starts. Most of the time, I don't even get to the second verse if the first verse does not draw me in. Your song may not need a pre-chorus. Try to get to the point and make it pay off quickly.
-- Before pitching, please do your research. Listen to the artist and see what kind of songs they like to cut. Figure out what they like, how they sing, and what songs they lean toward.
-- Please read the description/brief and submit only what we request. For example, if we're looking for uptempo, only send uptempo. If we mention "no drinking songs", then please don't send a drinking song.
-- Read a lot for new ideas and stories. For Country songs, study the lyrics of great writers like Shane McAnally, Michael Hardy, Don Schlitz, Bobby Braddock, and Lori McKenna.
Pitch Follow-up: If this guest expresses interest in your song, they will pitch it with the understanding that you will be asked to sign a single song agreement with the publishing company if there is interest in the song.
Blackwater Draw. Street Pitch guest and veteran music publisher with multiple current cuts on major artists is seeking songs for UMG artist Blackwater Draw. NOTE: This is a different guest than last month's Pitch #2371. If your song was marked "maybe" or "yes" from that guest publisher, do not pitch it here. Before pitching, please read the entire description and pitch appropriately.
About: This is a sister/brother/friend TRIO.
Style & Feel: They like the harmony STYLE of Fleetwood Mac. Their harmonies are very tight, and they like a lot of minor chords in songs. Even the melodies like Fleetwood Mac like "Over My Head" or "Say You Love Me." The lyrics can be story lyrics or just great positive type lyrics; they are only in their teens, so no drinking, nothing too old in the lyrics, not so much heartbreak, not too country. Check them out online.
References: They are looking for something with a similar MUSICAL vibe as "Better Dig Two" Band Perry.
In general, Here is what this pitch guest is seeking in every song that is pitched to them:
-- Fresh ideas and interesting titles; lead directly to the title in a strong way to make the title stand out.
-- Get your first verse set up much quicker to grab the listener within the first 30 seconds from when it starts. Most of the time, I don't even get to the second verse if the first verse does not draw me in. Your song may not need a pre-chorus. Try to get to the point and make it pay off quickly.
-- Before pitching, please do your research. Listen to the artist and see what kind of songs they like to cut. Figure out what they like, how they sing, and what songs they lean toward.
-- Please read the description/brief and submit only what we request. For example, if we're looking for uptempo, only send uptempo. If we mention "no drinking songs", then please don't send a drinking song.
-- Read a lot for new ideas and stories. For Country songs, study the lyrics of great writers like Shane McAnally, Michael Hardy, Don Schlitz, Bobby Braddock, and Lori McKenna.
Pitch Follow-up: If this guest expresses interest in your song, they will pitch it with the understanding that you will be asked to sign a single song agreement with the publishing company if there is interest in the song.