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Songwriting Contest - Accepting songs & lyrics into September's round

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Songwriting contest and lyric writing judges include numerous Grammy Award Winners, Major Record Labels, individuals from Rolling Stone Magazine, Clear Channel Radio, professional songwriters and individuals who have worked with Nickelback, Tim McGraw, Ludacris, Sting, INXS, and many more.

$100,000 worth of cash and prizes now available.

600 monthly songwriting contest winners and finalists throughout the year will get their music sent to Record Labels, Music Publishers, management, booking agents and more. 

Offering songwriters Song Critiques. Songwriters get your song writing analyzed by a music professional.

Win big prizes with your song or lyric writing. Daddario, Online Gigs, Sony, and more.
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Garth Brooks


"I think competition makes things better. I think competition makes the music better.  So the greatest competition I think there is; is the competition within yourself.

Mariah Carey

"With some songwriters it's not about whether or not the word is a perfect rhyme. With the songs that are personal it's about the lyrics..... I don't think there's a secret."

U2's Bono

 "Song writing comes from a different place. They hear something else in the music...a band talking about a special place...and asking if the audience wants to go there with them."





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