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Checked out the informant over the weekend. Overall a pretty good movie, although it did drag on. Here's a review of the soundtrack, look carefully at what the reviewer touches upon, it may give you some insight to creating even better music for placement.

Applying the Record Label Model to the Indie Artist You may already be familiar with the online world of myspace music and facebook pages, and the offiline world of shows and radio play, but as George Howard puts it "Err too far online, you fail. Too far offline, you fail". In order to be successful today you need to achieve the perfect balance between online and offline marketing. Eleetmusic's Kevin English outlines how to use the four R's (Radio, Road, Reviews and Retail) of the "Not so new record label model" to capture the audience statistically proven to be more receptive to trying to new things. College students.

Leave it up to a porn reviewer to have a Bong Guitar. That's exactly what Mike Edison is sporting. Check the antics out in the vid.

Explore music has recently published the results of a poll determining the scariest theme songs in film. As a songwriter i find this list as an invaluable tool that you can use to compare songs in your library that you have deemed scary. Take a listen to each song in the list, most can be found on Youtube, and listen carefully to what instruments are being used and how they are being used, then mimmic these styles and sounds in your productions. Music supervisors are constantly basing their selections off of similar sounding songs, so having songs that mimmic the top 5 should definitely help with increased placements. Remember good artists copy, great artists steal. Landing at number 1 by the way, Psycho Theme (Psycho) by Bernard Hermann.

Rockseter+Pro Born promises to turn dead tracks in to big live sounding mixes deliver professional studio sounding

Performing on ABC? Better not get too artsy!