Respect The Craft
Been working on the resurrection of this site, pulling together source material and refocusing on the business and came across an example of what I believe is the foundation of all good things:
THE WORK:
If you don’t know who Brian Michael Cox is, do yourself a favor and research the name. He’s at the top of the game in R&B with the skills to back up the status. Not only that, but he’s giving to the community in a serious way by producing articles, blog posts, and videos that give a glimpse into what it takes to reach that level and how it works when you get there.
You don’t stay in the top tier and work with the people he’s working with without being professional, going hard, and respecting the craft.
When’s the last time you practiced your instrument?
Submit Beats to Frisco
Got some UK Grime styles represented today with this one. Frisco aka BigFris has let it be known that you can submit beats to him via email directly at:
bigfris@live.com
Dude is on another level where you find him on internet radio stations like Pandora and available on Amazon. Most up and comers never make it that far and stay toiling in the mixtape arena till they drop off. This opportunity might be a big one for someone to step up.
Do a little research and listen to Frisco’s work. This is not your everyday.
Good luck!
Submit Beats to Paul Markham
Here’s one for ya’ll One thing I look for with these listings is potential. One way to measure that potential is the level of grind going to the artists online presense. I never heard of this guy before this opportunity popped up but a quick search finds a clear picture of the work this kid is putting in to make a name for himself.
Paul Markham has facebook, twitter, and youtube channels all going, and an independent site in the works. Given all that, you can tell that sending him beats could be a good look because he’s promoting himself. The whole point of grinding on this level is to rise up together and this kid is working on rising. If your beats help that happen, it’s a win-win.
So….
Check out his style and sounds and EMAIL beats to BOTH pmarks02@yahoo.com and adheckmann@gmail.com.
When I listen to this guy, I hear a kid who is definitely influenced by the bigs and working on defining himself. You never know who’s next up so give dude a listen and check the possibilities.
Good luck!
Keyshia Cole needs beats ya’ll!!!!
Keyshia Cole dropped the following on Twitter recently:
“New producers send in music to newmusic4kc@me.com listing to new producers now”
I would say “nuf said” and leave it at that but no – this is a standout opportunity for producers out there with that fire on the R&B side. Don’t read this and NOT take action. Keyshia is a strong writer who always puts out strong material so if you can get in on a project of hers, you’ll be putting yourself in a good looking position as a producer. A voice like hers can make a track so don’t sleep. Send your beat to Keyshia Cole directly.
Don’t put your links in the comments because she isn’t checking here for beats. Email them to her directly via the email address above.
NOW!!!
Submit Beats To Dip Set
Found this over at King of all Beats dot com:
The founding member of The Diplomats aka Dip Set, is looking for some new instrumentals for his arsenal. Send your beats to Freeky Zeekey by emailing:
730beats@gmail.com
Looks like King of all Beats is posting the same type of opportunities we’re posting but focused more signed acts with bigger names where we’ll post the unsigned as well. Depending on your goals and business plan, you might want to follow that site for opportunities we miss.
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