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Hi Nisco Thanks for adding me as your friend
Thx for the friend request and comment on my track LADYLIKE. If you ever have placement opportunities, keep me in mind. Thank you.
Hey Da grimm, I noticed you've built up a pretty solid catalog on Broadjam. That made me wonder do you see those songs mainly as a body of work, or are you actually trying to turn the catalog into more opportunities/income?
Hey Thank you for the comment, my songs on here I'm looking more for opportunities and income
That makes sense. With a catalog like that, I'd imagine the bigger question is really what kind of opportunities you want the songs to open up for you. Are you mainly looking at sync/licensing opportunities, getting the songs in front of artists/industry people, or building more of an audience around your own music?
I play live quite a bit, but being a drummer, I am mainly looking to sync license them or get them sell or license) to artists to rearrange them to their style
Hey PeterCx, I noticed you've built up a pretty solid catalog on Broadjam. That made me wonder do you see those songs mainly as a body of work, or are you actually trying to turn the catalog into more opportunities/income?
Hey Blob, found your music on Broadjam and ended up listening to more than I expected. You've got enough material there that I was wondering whether you're actively doing anything with it beyond releasing/submitting it. Are you currently focused more on getting songs heard, getting placements, or actually monetizing the catalog?
Hey Dennis, found your music on Broadjam and ended up listening to more than I expected. You've got enough material there that I was wondering whether you're actively doing anything with it beyond releasing/submitting it. Are you currently focused more on getting songs heard, getting placements, or actually monetizing the catalog?
Hey Andrew, found your music on Broadjam and ended up listening to more than I expected. You've got enough material there that I was wondering whether you're actively doing anything with it beyond releasing/submitting it. Are you currently focused more on getting songs heard, getting placements, or actually monetizing the catalog?
Hey Greg, I came across your Broadjam page and the line about "pop melodies with unique arrangements, good hooks" caught my attention. I listened to the titles you have up, and I'm curious do you already have a Cinematic music visual style in mind for your music, or have you mainly been focused on the songwriting so far?
I would love to do a bigger visual but don't have any tech to do it. I'm mainly a drummer that's writes a few songs hoping to sell or get them synced for TV etc.. I'd love to start a band to support em but I'd rather get traction on a couple first...the Lyrics ( I feel) lend themselves to get visual storytelling.
Any new thoughts you may have are welcome. I'm just trying to get some songs to the attention of others so they can be performed. Or sell to people looking for potential "hits"
Hey SuperMayne, I came across your music on Broadjam and noticed you mentioned creating your own "brand & vibe" around the music. That caught my attention because the jazz/funk/neo-soul direction you're working with has a pretty strong music video world built into it. Have you already developed a visual identity around the project, or is that still something you're exploring?
Hi Bob, I came across your Broadjam page and noticed you've built up a pretty extensive songwriting catalog especially caught my attention seeing songs like "Patchwork Heart SS" and "In The Quiet Of Your Absence..." Since you're more focused on the songwriting side than performing, I was curious have you ever thought about turning one of your songs into a visual story/lyric piece to help people connect with the writing?
You may view my music videos here: https://www.youtube.com/@BobJuch/vi deos
Hey Amy, i noticed you work with different artists to turn your lyrics into finished country/faith/worship songs. That's actually what caught my attention. I create cinematic music videos, so I work on the other side of that process taking a finished song and finding the visual story inside it. If one of your collaborations ever has a song with a strong story that deserves more than a standard performance video, I'd be interested in hearing it.
Hey, random thought after seeing tracks i think the bigger opportunity isn't just making one music video for it. Have you considered building the shoot around enough material to give you weeks of short-form content too?
Thank you for taking the time to listen to some of my tracks. Thanks for the 5 stars.
of course, glad I found your page! been at this a while or still finding your sound