I'm bad at choosing names. my initials

Nope not yet, can perform if needed.

The internet is the future, new media is rapidly growing while old industry standards are being thrown out the window. I'm trying to capitalize on the failing big label scene and bring some up an coming artists to light. I work with a promotion company based out of chicago that specializes in this type of promotion. check out the BelmontSessions.com

Of course it's all about the money isn't it? but not just any contract.

So many; Billie Holliday, Dizzy, Coletrane, Zeppelin, Santana, Pete Rock, Madlib, J Dilla, Nas, Biggie, Pac, Big L, De La Soul, Too Short, Dr. Dre. so many more not fair to try an list em all

The Bay Area

Akai MPC 2000XL, Stanton Turntable an mixer, Loads of guitars and a Fender Jazz Bass, Boss DR770 drum machine, Roland JX8-P polyphonic synth, Rode M3 and NTK condenser Microphones, Blue Bluebird Large cap condenser, Focusrite Red 7preamp, Focusrite Pro 40 interface, KRK Rokit 6 CB's, JBL 2300 and an IMac 24" 2.93GHz w/4GB with Logic Studio, Reason 4, Pro Tools

HERE'S THE RATES:
Non-exclusive for $25- That includes one tagged Mp3 copy for you to put on a single source of media (i.e. Mixtape, album or EP) no performing rights as well as a contract outlining uses for said material including distribution, and promotional uses.

Semi- Exclusive for $100- This gives you a tagged WAV file as well as a contract outlining uses for said material including performing rights, and promotion uses.

Exclusive- a tracked out version of the track as well as a contract giving permission to you (the artist) to use under contract as you please. these prices are negotiable on a track to track basis and will be discussed either in person or during a phone conversation.