DemoCheck.com Online Music Review Service Launched
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 10, 2007 -- Global Media Development Group announces the launch of DemoCheck.com, a new online service where songwriters, musicians, composers and others can have their music professionally critiqued by professional industry reviewers.
The new service allows people who write or perform music to select a reviewer and submit recordings of music for professional critique and review. The site features professional reviewers including film and television music agents, veteran industry songwriters, composers, orchestrators, instrumentalists, vocalists and more who provide professional reviews and constructive critiques of submitted music.
?In the music industry, one of the most important things a musician can have is perspective from a seasoned professional about how that musician?s writing or playing is progressing,? said DemoCheck.com founder Mark Northam. ?Now songwriters, composers, musicians and vocalists from across the world can get a valuable perspective and critique on their music directly from industry professionals.?
DemoCheck.com reviewers can provide reviews of the writing or performance of submitted music. Writing reviews are designed for songwriters, composers and others who write music, while reviews of music performances are appropriate for musicians and vocalists who can gain perspective on their performance abilities through the service.
?In many ways, DemoCheck.com is like a one-shot music lesson delivered worldwide over the Internet by an industry professional. In addition to giving advice on writing music, our reviewers can provide valuable perspective on music performances of everything from classical music to jazz and popular music,? said Northam.
The new service welcomes industry educators, performers, and other professionals to join the service as new reviewers in addition to the initial group of reviewers. New reviewers provide references which are used to establish the reviewer's credentials in the music industry, and each reviewer sets their own review fee and turnaround time for text or audio reviews which are delivered by email.
For additional information on DemoCheck.com including reviewer information, rates and more, visit http://www.democheck.com or contact Mark Northam.
About Global Media Development Group
Global Media Development Group provides products, services and publications for the entertainment industry. Industry publications include Film Music (http://www.filmmusicmag.com) and RoyaltyWeek (http://www.royaltyweek.com) electronic magazines, plus industry websites including The Film Music Network (http://www.filmmusic.net) which publishes film and television music job leads and Muse411.com, a worldwide online directory for the music industry.
CONTACT:
Mark Northam, CEO
Global Media Development Group
800-774-3700 ext 702
email: pr@gmdgroup.com
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