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Looking for a record deal? Want to get signed to a record label? Phantom City Studio is looking to sign new artists.
Looking for a record deal? Want to get signed to a record label? Phantom City Studio is looking to sign new artists.

This article describes a general idea on how to get a record deal from Phantom City Studio. In order to get a record deal and get signed by a record label you must first create a music demo. The word demo is shortened from the word "demonstration". A music demo is used to demonstrate your artistic abilities to the A&R representatives of record labels. Many unsigned bands and artists record demos in order to obtain a recording contract. Whether you are a rock band, hip hop artist, singer, rapper, songwriter, producer, or musician, your music demo submission may get you a record deal with Phantom City Studio.  

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    Make sure Phantom City Studio is compatible with the genre or genres you perform.
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    Practice your material until you can perform each song perfectly.  
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    Choose whether you're going to record your music in your own home studio or a professional recording studio. Professional quality recordings of your songs are always preferred.
  4. 4
    Prove your talent. Record a music demo. The word demo is shortened from the word "demonstration". A demo is used to demonstrate your artistic abilities to the A&R representatives of record labels.
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    Pick your best three to five songs for a demo submission. "A demo submission" is the process where an artist will find a record label company and send out their best three to five songs (demo) in the hopes of  "getting signed" (receiving a record deal after signing a recording contract).
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    Write a brief bio. Talk intelligently about your music, goals and where you fit with the label.
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    Contact Phantom City Studio's Artists and Repertoire Department. The A&R branch handles talent scouting and bringing new artists to the label.
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    Visit http://www.PhantomCityStudio.com/Demos for up-to-date information on how to properly submit your music demo.
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    Complete the demo submission process.
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    Wait a for a response.

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How to get a record deal and get signed by a record label by sending a music demo to Phantom City Studio.

 

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  • Be yourself.
  • Consider hiring a vocal or instrument coach before recording your demo.
  • Send your best songs.
  • Sending more than one song at a time helps record labels learn more about you as an artist.
  • You may send up to five songs at a time.
  • Include your current contact information with your demo.
  • Demos that include more than one song have higher chances of being selected for a record deal!
  • Stay persistent. Just because Phantom City Studio is not interested in you right now does not mean they will not be in the future.

edit Warnings

  • Do NOT forget to include your contact information.
  • Do NOT send a demo that you are NOT proud of.
  • Follow directions carefully.  
  • Make sure your songs are in Mp3 format. 
  • The world is filled with talented musicians, singers, rappers, producers, songwriters, etc... Competition is tough, and the chances of signing a record deal are small.

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April 14, 2011 by JamDonkey

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