How to Win a Recording Contract with T-Pain

by Jeff on November 19, 2008

This week my buddies (drummer/producer) Steve Mitchell, (singer) Jason Riley, and myself found a pretty interesting songwriting contest on OurStage.com. This site is really a great resource for musicians, and is actually reliable, which can be pretty uncommon as far as musician oriented sites go.

The contest was to win a recording contract with T Pain by recording yourself singing/rapping/doing whatever over one of his tracks that he produced. Out of the Top 20 highest ranked songs ( Go vote for ours a million times please) T Pain picks the best one.

I am pretty confident that we will win this if we can get enough votes to be in the top 20. I know there prob will be some people sitting around in their underwear voting in favor of themselves 24/7 so we will have to see.

Why am I so confident about it? Well, nobody else is recording other instruments on top of the track. Only vocals. Ours is more of a full production with guitars, a tweaked beat for more aggressiveness in the chorus, some background ambiance, and some great vocals as well.

Free Tip for Songwriters and Performers

If you are looking to enter and win any kind of songwriting or instrument playing contests, here is a quick and easy tip to implement that will save you a lot of time and bring opportunities right to your inbox.

Go to Google Alerts, and add “songwriting contest” & “songwriting competition” and any other keyword terms that you might be looking for.

ie-”guitar contest” “drum contest” “guitar competition” etc.

Then all you need to do is check your inbox, write some killer songs, and enter these babies.

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