Tips from SongTown's Marty Dodson and Clay Mills

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Tips from SongTown's Marty Dodson and Clay Mills

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paulrace: Site Admin; Posts: 16; Joined: Fri Apr 29, 2016 8:32 pm

Tips from SongTown's Marty Dodson and Clay Mills

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Postby paulrace » Wed May 11, 2016 12:41 pm

Marty and Clay have a service worth subscribing to if you are remotely serious about writing songs for other people to sing. It's called SongTown.

I link to a lot of their blogs because I believe that the quality of information they GIVE away indicates the quality of what they share with their subscribers.

In this blog, Marty addresses the question: How Good Does My Song Demo Need to Be?

http://songtown.com/how-good-does-my-so ... eed-to-be/

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