A&R is about finding the next big talent, so if you've got a track that needs to be heard by the Cr2 boss this is your opportunity to do it! To get involved all you have to do is head over to WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/MYNCDJ . When you enter your track please ensure you title the track ‘MYNC LIVE A&R’ so we know it is a competition entry. To stay on top of the action of the night make sure you are following MYNC on Twitter to be able to tweet your direct messages and appreciation! www.twitter.com/myncdj
Through this live session Mark will be shedding light on the A&R process and showing aspiring producers what it takes to get a track signed to a label and also giving technical pointers and direction on the tracks selected, so producers can develop their style and improve their technique. Mark has over 20 years experience working in the music industry as a young A&R whizzkid at the world famous EMI Records to establishing his own label Cr2 Records 8years ago which is now one of the leading independent record labels in the world…he certainly knows what it takes to make a hit!
He has a passion for music and an ear for a great tune which has led him to help launch the careers of some of the biggest names in electronic music today, such as Steve Angello, Eric Prydz, Chuckie, Norman Doray and Arno Cost and racking up Number One hits including David Guetta Vs The Egg ‘Love (Don’t Let Me Go)’ and Fedde Le Grand – ‘Put your Hand’s up for Detroit'
This is an unmissable opportunity for any music producer to not only potentially get a track signed but also learn from a world-renowned DJ/Producer with a proven track record of success!
There are some amazing prizes up for grabs including:
-Your track professionally mastered at Cr2
- Your track released on Cr2 Records
- Your track played to over 10 million listeners worldwide on the Cr2 Live & Direct Radio Show
- Pro Producer Course at Point Blank
- Soundcloud Pro Account
-DJ Mag Subscription
- 1 year subscription to Spotify Premium
*Be there: 7PM GMT 7th November 2012*
Please note that we are expecting a large volume of demos to be submitted so we cannot guarantee that every demo will get listened to.
