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thy son
Electronic - Religious
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ye laid him
Classical - Religious
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Pray, that ye enter
Latin - Banda
Plays: 9
disciples if?
Classical - Religious
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spoken unto you
New Age - Religious
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of Good
Classical - Religious
Plays: 4
shall rise again
Electronic - Religious
Plays: 3
behold, I send
New Age - Alternative
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Strong Christian guitar playing. DAW SONAR X2 producer. Cubase and presonus. Largest single player library in the world. Ready to sell or license top end guitar instrumentals.

Sounds Like: Dajango Rienhart, Mick

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Author

Hello,
I've been listening to your track "Thy Son" on Broadjam, really solid work. You've got a strong sound with clear potential beyond just streaming.

A lot of great artists get overlooked not because of talent, but because their music isn't positioned the way industry decision-makers expect. I help artists turn their catalog into sync-ready, industry-aligned assets, with professional visuals and branding that improve discovery, pitching potential, and overall presence.

This helps with:
• Sync and licensing opportunities
• Stronger audience growth and engagement
• A more polished, competitive artist profile

Quick question: are you currently focused on landing placements, growing your audience, or both?

If you're open to a quick, no-pressure chat, I'd love to explore how we can elevate your positioning.

Let's connect: timothytomdg@gmail.com
Best,
Timothy Thomas
Music Promotion & Sync Positioning Specialist



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Steven B
4 days ago to steven j. olerud

Hi, I checked out your music and you've got solid potential for sync licensing.
One thing I've noticed working with artists is that even great tracks often get overlooked due to small but critical things like metadata, structure, or licensing readiness.
Do you currently prepare your releases with sync opportunities in mind, or are you mainly focused on streaming and promotion?
Happy to share some insights, you can reply here or email me at belovedsteve760@gmail.com

Best regards,
Steven
Music SEO & Visibility Specialist

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steven j. olerud
1 day ago

Am. And minor projections on top end equipment.
All I ask is Learn the first song. Thanks

Steven B
19 hours ago

Hi Steven, I appreciate that, I can definitely take the time to learn the first song. From what you mentioned about the A minor projections and top-end equipment, it sounds like you're already putting real thought into your production quality, which is a great sign for sync potential.
While I go through the first track, I'll also take a brief look at how it fits within your overall catalog. Sometimes it's not just the sound, but how the catalog is positioned, structured, and prepared that makes the difference for licensing opportunities.

Once I've reviewed it, I can share what I'm seeing and whether your catalog is already positioned for sync placements or if there are a few things holding it back.

Warm Regards,
Steven
Music SEO & Visibility Specialist

steven j. olerud
5 hours ago

My catalog is close to Infinity and would be great for movies. Guitar and synth 5 stars. Only the best for you! You are the best.

Steven B
5 hours ago

I really appreciate the kind words, and I can definitely see the depth in your catalog. Having a large body of guitar and synth material like yours is actually a strong advantage for film and TV opportunities, especially when it's positioned the right way. 
Since your catalog is extensive, what usually makes the biggest difference isn't just the music quality, but how everything is structured and prepared for supervisors to quickly find and place tracks. That's especially important with larger catalogs like yours.
I spent some time going through part of your Broadjam catalog, and I'm already seeing strong potential for film placements. I'd be happy to go deeper and evaluate your catalog from a sync readiness and visibility standpoint to identify where the biggest opportunities are.

If you're open to it, I can put together a professional catalog assessment and walk you through what I'm seeing and how your catalog can be positioned for film and TV opportunities.

Best regards,
Steven
Music SEO & Visibility Specialist



Author

Hi Steven,
I have been analyzing the Rock charts on Broadjam, and your track "A certain man" stands out as a high value asset for commercial sync licensing. However, based on my data, your current reach is hitting a "ceiling" that only professional grade of Growth can break.
As a certified music growth and Sync Agency, I don't just "post" your music; I engineer visibility. Most artists on Broadjam have the talent but lack the Industry Metadata and Momentum Scaling required for high paying placements on networks like FOX, MTV, or ESPN.
What I'm offering is a high demand Promotion Sprint for [Long Term Achievement]:
Aggressive Sync Positioning: I'll audit your Broadjam profile to ensure it meets the technical standards music supervisors demand.
Multi Platform Velocity: We will bridge your Broadjam success into a 30 days targeted campaign to spike your streaming and social signals from several platforms.
The "Vetting" Advantage: My certification acts as a seal of approval for supervisors who don't have time to sift through thousands of unsigned tracks.
The Catch: To maintain my 95% success rate for clients, I only take on three new artists per month. I currently have one slot remaining for a Electronic/Rock artist, and your sound fits the current market demand I'm seeing from my licensing contacts.
If you are ready to "uploading" and start monetizing, let's secure this final slot
Sincerely,
Patrick
Music Sync Consultant & Growth Specialist

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steven j. olerud
2 weeks ago

I hope you have a really big slot. Thanks

Hi Steven,
Fair point, Lolz! when I say "slot" I'm referring to the number of artists I can actively push at the same time. Once a campaign starts, I'm personally involved in the catalog audit, metadata alignment, and the promotion sprint, so I keep it limited to maintain results.

I took a closer listen to "A Certain Man", and the reason I reached out is because that style of Rock actually fits a licensing lane that's been active recently in TV promos and documentary placements. The opportunity ain't just the track itself, it's how it's positioned and scaled across platforms so supervisors actually see it.
Rather than cluttering your Broadjam comments, shoot me a quick email and I'll outline how the Promotion Sprint works and whether your catalog qualifies for the current campaign cycle.
patrickumeshsocial@gmail.com
If it aligns with what you're looking to achieve, we can move forward from there.

Sincerely,
Patrick

steven j. olerud
2 weeks ago

Thanks



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