Originally Posted by Brian Austin Whitney
I suggest spending some time posting lyrics and getting to know folks who in turn may be more interested in working with you based on your talent and body of lyric work posted they can check out. Folks like to know you write in a style of their liking and talent level before offering to co-write...

Or you can try and catch one of the composers your way, but don't get discouraged if it proves more difficult that way.


I second that. Its easier to co-write with someone if I have an idea of their style, skill level and interests. The best way to find a co-writer (here, at least) is to comment on what other people are doing. People will see that you are willing to help others and also get a feel for how easy or difficult you might be to work with. This may eventually lead to them taking interest in your music and wondering what you can create together.

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