Have record companies diluted music talent? Get the social marketing solution to plastic pop!

Does social marketing offer you the chance to break the chains and escape from the corporate music ogre?

Or do you think that record companies pumping out plastic pop have dumbed down the music making process to a degree that its either make that or nothing?

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[elaineecountrysinger]

I totally agree, that is why me, Elainee will make top hits , raw talent and I know it, producing music that the world wants, not music by design and singers that can sing, but have no personal image or true soul, that is what makes a star, I am not mad, just amazed and want all the top talent, natural and not by design to come forward. My new simple hit please contact me for what you have !! Elainee Hit Superstar

[cassiodazum]

And no, your garage band, powered by some underground label, wont go much further. Why? Because you wont sell shit. People will listen to you on youtube. Unless musicians take over the content monetizers, such as myspace and this very tool, rock, metal, pop and everything else will stuck, musically and financially.

[cassiodazum]

That's the thing! That's why this plastic pop is so on! It is because the good stuff was only within these companies cause they were selling. Who is buying Cd's nowadays? Dont fucking try to put a band together in order to get a contract. It is pointless. You can post your music on youtube, myspace. You are going to get more attention, but zero money. You'll be creating content and filling their pockets for free.

[PGspeed88]

@dwergster990

Year old comment, but it's when they make things, like music, so it's socially acceptable to sell more. Whether or not it's good doesn't matter, as long as people will pay more for it.

[dwergster990]

I agree with most of what your saying but what actually is "social marketing".

[Christinaxox0x]

nice video

[WCLady]

Amen!