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Phil Emery
Phil is a songwriter, composer, guitarist, bass player, keyboardist and a founding member of Toronto's Corporate Punks The Parkdale Hookers. You can find his solo music at his SoundCloud Page. During the day he comes up with big ideas at the Toronto based marketing and creative agency, Focused Creative and is the CEO of a new shaving product The Original PreShave Bar. You can contact phil at phil(at)songtalk.ca
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The STR Gang and winners had a blast at the Rocketman Movie PreScreeing on Wednesday!
We had a blast at the prescreening of the new Elton John bio-pic Rocketman on Wednesday! The winners of our Rocketman Free Ticket Contest and the gang met at a pub before hand and then went to the theatre to catch the invite only event.…
Creating Lyric Sheets that Don’t Suck
I hope you’re not like me and just keeping all your songs just in your head, It’s a bad habit I’ve developed over the years and one I’m still working against.
I’m especially bad at writing my lyrics down, which is surprising considering how bad I am at writing lyrics.…
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Join us each week for songwriting tips and techniques, and the occasional gumbo recipe. But seriously, take a listen! You'll have so much fun, you won't know you're learning stuff.
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How to get noticed: Promotional Artist Tips: Photography
We don’t usually talk about Artist promotion in the Song Talk Radio Newsletter. You can find lots of places on the web that cover that.
But we do see a lot of submissions so we see all the different levels of “promotional” abilities in artists – and some could really use a few pointers.…
The Strange, Strange World of “Sound Alike” Songs
Is extrememusic.com providing a needed service while exploring songwriting challenges or is it doing something more insidious? Perhaps taking credit for an established artist’s work? You decide…
A couple of weeks ago, I attended a great conference hosted by the folks at HHB Canada where three top-notch TV and film composers talked about their industry.…