No because i could care less what any label idiot thinks of my music. They either like it and use it or get the f**k out. That simple. I make them come to me (live shows back in the day) otherwise no use wasting time getting lost in the shuffle.would you be more inclined to keep submitting if you received feedback on why your song was rejected?
I actually did publicity for an independent and had some A&R duties which included scouting for bands. I can tell you right now if any label makes claims to reach back to those rejected then they have zero idea of what it really takes to be a viable label. It's a big waste of money and time to reach back to rejected artists and explain why they suck. In fact I'll go so far as saying it's stupid.
If you want feedback go play live. Whether it be a full band or you and a lappie.I know a lot of artists feel discouraged when they don't hear back, but feedback could potentially help improve the chances next time. What do you think?
So what if some dipshit in a label doesn't like your shit? What if you play live and start selling out shows? Does the opinion of any label head matter at that point?
Statistics: Posted by VOODOO U — Fri Nov 22, 2024 8:07 pm