Publishing

One of the dreams and goals of any songwriter is to become published. But what does that really mean?

First and foremost what you are trying to do with publishing your songs is to begin generating income from their use. This can be from royalties associated with getting recorded on an artist's recording, radio play, or from other areas like film or television use.

As we are also a busy artist production company we are constantly looking for songs for our artists to record. Masterscore Music has been a feeder for our artists through the years, whether it's songs co-written with producer Eric Copeland, or writers we work with doing demos and arrangements.

Is Masterscore Music a publishing company?
No, we are not able to publish your song directly, and our job is only to help writers get great sounding demos and help you develop into a better songwriter. However, we do work with artists every week who need songs for their projects. As these projects come along, we often are able to pitch songs to them that we have arranged or done demos for.

Examples of this? Birmingham artist Chris Cline was looking for songs for 2005 release "Just in Time". Album producer Eric Copeland had just arranged a song called "All Over Again" by songwriter Dave Tanigawa. It had an acoustic country feel and was a perfect fit for Chris' laid back style. Chris loved it and recorded it on his album. Check out the Listen page for an example.

We can always certainly promise a fantastic demo production and arranging services, but there is also the strong possibility that one of our artists will need a song, and we will remember that song from doing the demo (plus have a great demo to show the artist!)

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