Get noticed?/?

Question

can you get noticed by recording music and sending it to record labels ??

Answer 1

Before you start sending out your demo, you need to compile a list of labels who might be interested in hearing it. Sending your hip hop demo to an indie rock label is a waste of time and money. What bands do you like? What labels are they on? What labels deal with the kind of music you play? Spend some time online researching artists you consider to be similar to yourself and the labels that work with them. that way, your demo will land in the hands of people who get what you're doing.Remember, even small labels are inundated with demos, and many labels do listen to everything they get. Making their job easier will only help your case. Your demo package should include:

A short demo. Go for two to three of your best songs. Anything longer won't get listened to.

Your demo should be clearly labeled with your name and email address. Short band bio. Keep it on subject and to the point. Press clippings, if available. Once you have sent your demo out to labels, you need to follow up with the labels to make sure they have received them. If the label has a demo follow up policy on their website, make sure you stick to that. Otherwise, an email a month after you have sent the demo is a good place to start. It may take months for a label to actually get around to playing your demo, but a friendly, occasional email will help your demo stand out from the pack.