As many of you know, i have been a performing artist most of my life. I love singing, it's my passion. I have decided to go solo and I will be privately releasing a limited album sometime this summer with my Uncle, a former producer. My problem? I have no band, no name recognition, and no idea how to get my name out there. I would like to enlist someone to be my producer and help me by working with me using YouTube and other stuff. I can't pay, but it would be a fun project. My issues are these if anyone could help



I need to somehow get music in my videos, I can't play



I need to somehow get a better recording device, something that's quality


NOTE: This has nothing to do with the album, all this stuff will kick in separately from the album.

Edited 5/28/2016 03:01:10

I'm okay at guitar. I don't do studio stuff yet, but I could offer you some instrumentals.

Could you put the guitar into the recording of me singing with editing?

singin iz laym

spit dem supa hot B A R Z

btw, WL aint a gud plais 4 findn P W O D U S E R Z

i agree with da B U F F A L O

2 many trolls on dis board 2 get a srs response mm

Look for a legitimate studio to take you.
That's my advice.

Cant afford it. That's why I need someone good with YouTube lol

da wacos will help if u giv us 50% of da proftis and compleet managir rites! weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

wut hee sed

" Mills and da Waco " LOL

I can only sing and play the Electric Guitar and Acoustic Guitar ... I'm not your guy

Edited 5/29/2016 03:03:48

That actually sounds pretty good except I need you to have YouTube skillz lol

I only have confidence behind the keyboard

@conservative

Try This: https://bandcamp.com/

I knew a Anglo-French guy that used to sing and also made an account there, it is a good platform to get some recognition and you can sell your music there.

>anglo-french

Abomination

Edited 5/29/2016 09:42:25

Not really, there are many people that have English and French parents actually, particularly in Southwestern France. Many English people leave their cloudy country to buy some villas, picturesque houses and even castles. I read somewhere they were like hundred of thousands in Aquitaine alone. They are in fact the largest group (or perhaps second largest) of foreigners in this region, after Portuguese/Spanish people that also migrated there before the 80s.

I've heard the Conservative singing Canada's anthem. I almost died of laughter.

Edited 5/29/2016 10:28:21

just because there are a lot of them doesn't make them normal people.