Oh Dear, another pay to play scam. But the problem is, you don't even get to play, you just get a nice message from a "famous" person in return. Can you pay to go to a "really hip and swaggering" parties too ? As buying your way onto a guest list would be considered the bottom of the barrel, so is "please listen to my music, and I'll pay you to do so".

Ever had a job interview ? Did you ever pay the interviewer to interview you ? That's how moronic this kind of nonsense is.

And don't get me started on the bit about the Wall Street Journal. The origional piece is a press rease. It's advertising and nothing more. To say it's journalism, and would even be allowed into the basement of the Wall Street Journal, is misleading at best, fraudulent at worst.

cheers, niteshift