Songwriters: Catapult yourself to the next level with the 24th Annual USA   
   Songwriting Competition. Songwriters and Composers vie for a chance to win a   
   top prize of $50,000 worth of cash and merchandise such as music gear. Winning   
   songs will be receiving    
   radio airplay. Songwriters can enter in 15 different song categories such as:   
   Pop, Rock/Alt, Folk, R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Instrumental, etc.   
      
   USA Songwriting Competition is sponsored by: Godin Guitars, D’Addario   
   Strings, Audio-Technica, Acoustic Guitar Magazine, New Music Weekly, Loggins   
   Promotion, Airplay Access, Sonoma Wireworks, SongTrust.com, Acoustic Cafe   
   Radio Show, Discmakers, CDBaby,    
   and Berklee College of Music.   
      
   ABOUT USA SONGWRITING COMPETITION   
   USA Songwriting Competition has been honoring songwriters from all over the   
   world. Winners came from Australia, Japan, Canada, UK, Germany, Brazil, South   
   Africa, USA, etc. Past winners have gotten recording contracts, getting their   
   songs on film, TV as    
   well as getting cuts with major artists. Our 2018 winner has been receiving   
   airplay for his winning song. The 2013 Top winner rock band “American   
   Authors” hit #1 on the Billboard Charts and went Double Platinum, selling   
   over 2 million copies. The    
   2007 winner Air Gold hit Top 10 on the Billboard charts with his winning song   
   6 months after his win. The 2005 Winner of the Country category had his   
   winning song cut by Country Superstar Faith Hill. The 2005 winner of the Pop   
   category was signed by    
   Interscope Records. Our 2008 winner appeared on David Letterman TV show and   
   got signed to a record label.   
       
   In its landmark year, the 24th Annual USA Songwriting Competition is currently   
   accepting entries. This is a great opportunity for songwriters. For more   
   information, visit:   
   https://www.songwriting.net/fb   
      
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