You guys are not for real! If you can't find real publishers out there to pitch your music to for free, you are not doing your research properly. Spend a week looking for publishers online, and you'll find more than you can supply in a year!

How can someone dismiss something like this before we've tried it or bothered to look into it properly, Donna asks? Well, it's because we understand the business principle, and there are not that many of those around I can add. One is that business is non-ethical, though! Music supervisors and a&r get paid to listen to music by their employers, who makes money off of exploiting music.

If somebody don't have an a&r job where someone pays them to listen, they'll charge you if you insist that they should listen, and they'll even promise not to exploit the music (hint hint).. pure non-committed BS!

It's an expensive myth that it's hard to get music into the music business. There are takers if the music is worth a dang. Unfortunately, in most cases, it isn't. THAT's where this type of "business" comes in.