How to Get a Record Deal : Types of Demos: How to Get a Record Deal

Learn how to use various types of demos to get a record deal, or recording contract in this free online instructional video.

Expert: Barry Bergman
Bio: Barry Bergman is a veteran manager, music publisher, speaker, consultant, who is the president and founder of the Music Managers Forum in the United States.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• demo
• song
• artist
• recording
• record
• deal
• contract
• musician
• rights

[simsdogg92]

lol he makes it sound so easy...

[Juicy4Music]

I want a record deal SOO badd. Check out my videos if you can, I cover different songs, and write my own music/songs!

[jazz1bro]

@PhantomCityStudio

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[KillerQueenOfficial0]

@Juicy4Music same here, but my videos got deleted, so i made a new channel and i'm gonna try again.! xD

[kerrick91]

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[joru100]

@simsdogg92 it is rather easy to get signed these days if you have any amount of musical talent and creativity and know how to get a aesthetic glued down. there are so many labels. self-releasing is the way to go these days, thanks to the internet, labels are getting cut out.

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[PhantomCityStudio]

Looking for a record deal? Want to get signed to a record label? Phantom City Studios is looking to sign new artists. Send demos to Phantom City Studio's record label in Orlando, Florida for a chance to get signed or get a distribution deal.

Go to PhantomCityStudio . com /Demo_Submission to send your demo to Phantom City Studio in Orlando, Florida for a chance to GET Signed & get a record deal with Phantom City Studio's Record Label.

[autobutron]

oh and I forgot, it is not because you play one show that you'll get signed. You'll have to tour and tour a LOT and record professional stuff and invest a LOT of money before labels pay you attention. This old man is utopic, sorry.

[autobutron]

yeah, and your demo will last somewhere in a office under thousands of others. And if the A&R decides to listen to it and don't like the five first seconds of the first track, it will last in the garbage five seconds later.