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|    sounni ali to All    |
|    Deadline Looms For The 24th Annual USA S    |
|    15 May 19 16:35:37    |
      From: sounni.ali@gmail.com              Enrollment deadline for the 24th Annual USA Songwriting Competition is fast       approaching. 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: D'Addario Strings, Godin Guitars,       Acoustic Guitar Magazine, New Music Weekly, Loggins Promotion, Airplay Access,       Audio-Technica, FL Software, Sonoma Wireworks, DiscMakers, CDBaby,       StoryBlocks, School of Rock,        Final Mix Software Berklee College of Music and more.              CURRENT WINNERS       Singer Songwriter David Wilcox won the top award (Overall Grand Prize) as well       as Best Folk Song award at the 23rd Annual USA Songwriting Competition. David       is now 20 Albums into a career marked by personal revelation and wildly loyal       fans. Considered a å       £®ongwriter's songwriter', his lyrical insight is matched by a smooth baritone       voice, virtuosic guitar chops, and creative open tunings. Wilcox was a winner       of the Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk award in 1988, and by 1990 his A&M       Records debut had sold        over 100,000 copies. Another A&M Records release "Big Horizon" charted on the       Billboard 200 Album Charts. His latest album, "The View From the Edge" was       released earlier this year, and many people consider it among his finest work       to date.              "I'm grateful my song was selected winner of the top prize in the USA       Songwriting competition. This recognition inspires me to continue the work. I       love the process of writing, and this will help me follow through when the       next song idea pops into my        head. Thanks to the judges, and thank you to everyone at the competition for       supporting the art of songwriting," said a very jubilant David Wilcox, who is       currently on tour promoting his current album. A dedicated and consummate       songwriter, whose work        has been covered by KD Lang and others, David often teaches the art       songwriting at workshops.              The Overall Second Prize of the USA Songwriting Competition went to William       Carpenter, Robert Gillies and Art Andranikyan, from the rock group "Ships Have       Sailed." The Los Angeles based group won with their song "Let's Just Dance".              The Overall Third Prize went to Michael McDaniel, Mike DeCole, J Isaac and       Robbie Rob of Minneapolis, MN, who wrote the song "Man 4 Me".              NEW GRAMMY WINNER       USA Songwriting Competition Honorable Mention winner (2017 Competition) and       finalist (2018 Competition) Lucy Kalantari of New York, NY won a Grammy Award       on earlier this year for Best Children's Album. Her album All The Sounds by       Lucy Kalantari & The        Jazz Cats included her five-year-old son Darius Kalantari, who played the       cello on the album.              ABOUT USA SONGWRITING COMPETITION       USA Songwriting Competition has a long history of having winners getting       recording and publishing contracts, have gotten recording contracts, getting       their songs on film, TV as well as getting cuts with major artists. 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.              The deadline to enter is May 31st. For more information, visit:        ttps://www.songwriting.net              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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