Originally Posted by Niteshift
Kevin ya big ghermer ! You're smart though mate, you may have saved yourself $75.
Dang you caught me! I guess I am a bad person (ha, ha).

Originally Posted by Petra
This is really gooood, it can be that crossover country...to me it can be for pop, really why don't you submit it?
That is nice of you to say -- and thanks for twitter thing. By the way, I think you would make a good promoter!

Originally Posted by Songcabinet
Blazetrack basically is a critique service, with top notch music industry professionals, and the USP (unique selling point) is the video responses. ... Personally, I have a hard time finding this competitive with say an organization like SongU ... , who offers a killer critique service for their members for between 5-10$ each.
Actually I don't see BlazeTrak as a song critique service, even though it may be. It seems like a "connection" service, where you are not promoting a single song -- but you are promoting yourself and how you can fit into the contact's future plans. At least that is the way I would approach it.

Kevin

EDIT: This has turned into a heck of a thread -- and I think BlazeTrak is holding up fairly well under the scrutiny. It is not for everyone -- but it may be for someone.

Last edited by Kevin Emmrich; 04/14/11 01:59 PM.
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