My Sources of non-copyright music
As I have said before there are other ways to finding non-copyrighted music, there are websites that are dedicated to exhibiting unsigned artists such as www.Unsigned.ComYouTube is also another good source of music as a lot of unsigned artists upload there music hoping for other managers or record labels to hear there music such as Justin Bieber, also if you listen to a video with an unsigned artist YouTube normally recommends other unsigned artists.
Contacts
We have a number of ways to contact the artist depending on how they exhibit there work, if the artist has a website they would normally have contact information such as a phone number or a email address, they can sometimes have a comment box on the website to contact the individual person, this acts as a direct route to your artist.
I contacted my artist by writing in the comment/ contact box of http://www.songwritersexposed.com
What to say !!
When contacting the certain artist there is basic informations you will need to tell to get permission of the artist such as:
- Who you are ?
- Where you are ?
- What Course this Project is for ?
- Why you have chosen their music?
- Tell them that you like there song?
- Check up information for the artist ?
E-mails I have already sent
This was before I knew exactly what I needed to write in the E-mail.
This is a email conformation that they actually got the email I had sent
This is the email I received soon after, ill be contacting Bailey tonight
David's Permission
finally I messaged David got permission for two of her songs.
^ this is the first time David answered me back I was quite excited that she was answering and that we have her permission.
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