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How serious are you about your music career?

The reason we ask is that every year thousands of artists will send us their CDs with either a letter or a follow up phone call, where they state or claim they want a deal with a major label. When we ask them if they are willing to do the necessary work to get the record deal they believe they want, they all try to convince us that they will do whatever it takes. When we outline what needs to be done and the required amount of work needed, most say I just want a deal. I don't want to do all this work!

Unfortunately most artists are guiding their careers by the "misperceptions" and incomplete information they have received from other artists who either haven't accomplished their own goals or have some minor exposure in their home city, which makes other artists believe they are really doing well.

The reality of the music business is this. Major labels or other companies in the industry that you are interested in being signed with or partnering with care about one thing, CD sales. You are an artist in an industry where your career is not defined based upon how good your songs are but how many thousands or millions of CDs you sold. While it is important that you write good songs and perform them well, whether or not you get signed or you get to release more than one record on a major comes down to if you sold enough CDs to make everyone happy.

With that said, if you are serious about learning how to be an artist who will not only be able to sell thousands or millions of CDs but have a career in this business for the next 20 years and you are willing to do the work necessary and invest in yourself, then send us a CD letting us know that and we will listen to it!

Take it from us, with our combined experience as consultants to major label Presidents, CEOs, Vice Presidents of A&R, Marketing and Promotion, if you want a "Priority" record deal or even if you don't want a deal but want to quit your day job and do your music full time, what you do right now as an independent artist will define how others in the industry will deal with you.

If you are serious about your music and are willing to do the work necessary and invest in yourself, we would like to invite you to review the Artist Development Section and see what MusicHosting.net can offer you. Then send us your CD.

John Dawes & Tim Sweeney