Introducing myself...

[tr1p]

So hi there! My name is c-los. - just wanted to get to know other people on this site. - don't have a laptop so unfortunately I have to use my blackberry to talk on here.
For that reason, specifically I won't promote myself til I'm on a laptop to give feedback to others.
I'm 22 years old and currently trying to find other musicians in the nyc area interested in playing the music I've written. Also, just exchange information, knowledge, advice, and more. If anyone out there can check out my music and give me feedback, I would really appreciate it(but wait til I've given feedback. Don't wanna get my thread deleted).
This site is awesome. I feel like I've found a great place to grow as a musician. My main concern is whether I should pursue recording these songs professionally and also if these songs have any substance (maybe when drums,keyboards, bass and lead guitar get added, they would sound better?).

I have a friend for studio time but since I'm limited to playing ryhthm guitar and don't play any other instruments, I feel extremely overwhelmed on how to even begin recording these songs and consider them a finished product. I'm sure many of you kno what I'm talking about..please help! Anyway, thanks in advance for any helpful comments. Hopefully, ill meet other like-minded artists...

[leprechaun]

Hi there! I listened and I loved your sound! You've got a great singing voice and I really think you'll do well!

On this matter, I would be very very interested in producing your work and can arrange other musicians to record your backings and help write arrangements if you would be interested. I do regularly work with a handful of artists like this as it's mutually beneficial and very fun!

Here's the problem. And it's only a mediocre one, but a problem none-the-less. I'm in England. This obviously makes things difficult, but if you want to work via the internet, two of the musicians I currently work with are also in abroad and working the exact same way!

If you're interested in working together and want to discuss arrangements more then e-mail me at go to soundclick /howardbillington and do the "contact" thingy on the left hand side of the page.

Eitherway, good luck, your work sounds great!