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Originally Posted by mtstudi@pacbell  A little off subject but relevant.
In most genres of music, if you are over 24 years old, record labels won't even be interested in what you are selling. They might push the envelope to late twenties if they think you are an extraordinary songwriter musician. The Country Music Industry does not always follow these rules. So Nashville is not a bad idea for the maturing musician.
If I was putting together a project it would be in my interest to sell records to support my players, otherwise it would just be a hobby. I am only assuming you are over 24 because you are paying players, and a real young band does not have that responsibility of making a living. www.bluethumbproductions.com |
I´m just trying to have a decent band that wouldn´t be ashamed of playing in NY or LA or China or whatever. I´m 29, I honestly don´t care about expiration dates. Whatever comes will come. All I can do is give my best.
If I have to think about the Reality of making money in this business, I would have quit many years ago.
Personaly I hate the word ¨hobby¨, that´s for stamp collecting.. music is my life.