New Online Community MakeHitSongs.com Lets Singers Download Instrumental Tracks and Beats from Music Producers to Make Hit Songs
Burlington Township, NJ (PRWEB) November 21, 2007 -- MakeHitSongs.com announces a revolutionary online music community that lets independent artists, singers, rappers and songwriters collaborate with music producers from all over the world. Artists can quickly find, purchase and download royalty-free instrumental tracks and beats (http://www.makehitsongs.com/products.php?af=prweb) from producers to make record demos and hit songs.
Artists can listen to a free 55-second high-quality preview of any instrumental track or beat in just about any style or genre including: Pop, Adult Contemporary, Rock, Hip Hop, RnB, Jazz, Latin, Country, Reggae, and Electronica. After finding instrumentals or beats (http://www.makehitsongs.com/?af=prweb) that match an artist's or songwriter's style, he can purchase and download them, and record vocals or lyrics over them to make a record demo or hit song.
Music producers (http://www.makehitsongs.com/?af=prweb) can open a free online music store to market, promote and sell instrumental tracks, beats, and musical compositions. All music submitted by producers is reviewed by the MakeHitSongs.com staff and must meet certain criteria in order to be approved and listed for sale. Music producers can create additional business and lure local artists into their traditional brick and mortar recording studios by building online relationships with artists and using the tools found on the website to showcase their musical talent and discographies.
MakeHitSongs.com currently features over 3,500 original instrumental tracks and beats (http://www.makehitsongs.com/?af=prweb) from independent music producers from around the world, and hundreds of new songs in all genres are being added weekly.
"$50 (U.S. dollars) is average price for a complete instrumental composition or beat sold on MakeHitSongs.com, a bargain compared to the typical $350 or more required for a singer or band to make a single demo song in a traditional recording studio," says Danté Varnado Moore, founder of MakeHitSongs.com. Moore goes on to say "Now, artists not living in a major music hub like New York, Nashville, L.A., or Atlanta can collaborate with music producers from around the world (http://www.makehitsongs.com/?af=prweb) to create that big label sound without leaving home."
MakeHitSongs.com was founded by independent music producer, and former UI Design Manager of the Associated Press, Danté Varnado Moore
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