Thanks for critiquing the Lips Speak Louder song tonight - appreciate the feedback!

Thanks for taking the time to join SteeleSync and review our music last week. As a part of a multiple sync communities on skool, i've not seen a reviewer start scrubbing through a track so quickly. So when that happened i have to admit i got in my feelings and was pretty annoyed, and defensive. Tough pill to swallow, but i kept my ears open to what was said. Now that i am removed from the moment and have had time to process the critique, i understand the importance of a track being "visually" appealing as a wave file. I thought i put the track through a mastering process, but in fact i had not. So the visual wave on DISCO had flat spots that looked like no music was there. The takeaway that sits with me most is the reality of how EVERYTHING about a track has to be on point for a sync rep, or music super, to commit to listening to the totality of a track. Joseph talked about this in the critique. He took the time to search the "active" spots of the wave, but truth is most reps, and sups won't even do that. They simply don't have the time. So lessons learned. 1. "Don't discount the double check." (reference intended) make sure the track has completed all processes. 2. The visual appeal of the wave file is your first impression for music professionals who are about to listen to your music. Anyway, Thanks again

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A client looking for songs for “Tis So Sweet” Netflix/Tyler Perry film. Family (African American) B-day party outside in a park in Chicago. It’s a BBQ party, Summer Day. Present Day. Hip-hop/R&B. Good vibes, but can have an edge to it. Rap verse, singing chorus seems to be working. Vibe References: "Keep your head up” Tupac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAJfDP3b5_U “Doo-Wop” Lauryn Hill “So Fresh, So Clean” Outkast *the song should sound more contemporary than the references. 2. End of the night closing up a neighborhood BBQ joint in Chicago. -Soulful, laid back, light/easy going vibe, male or female vocals -Reference artists: Leon Bridges & Khruangbin “Texas Sun” album , Michael Kiwanuka, Jacob Banks *SEND CLEAN VERSIONS only Due Friday: Send to mrhitsubmit@gmail.com Technical Requirements: All submissions must include: High-quality Master WAV + MP3 Instrumental version A cappella version Confirmed writer/producer splits One-stop clearance (all collaborators must approve) No unauthorized samples No AI-generated music --- Representation & Terms: All music pitched through Hit Record Academy will be represented by Joseph Lopez / Mr. Hit Record Productions as the sync agent. Representation is non-exclusive Joseph/Mr. Hit Record takes 30% NET of any sync fee secured No ownership, no publishing share, and no back-end will be taken from any songwritTechnical Requirements: All submissions must include: High-quality Master WAV + MP3 Instrumental version A cappella version Confirmed writer/producer splits One-stop clearance (all collaborators must approve) No unauthorized samples No AI-generated music --- Representation & Terms: All music pitched through Hit Record Academy will be represented by Joseph Lopez / Mr. Hit Record Productions as the sync agent. Representation is non-exclusive Joseph/Mr. Hit Record takes 30% NET of any sync fee secured No ownership, no publishing share, and no back-end will be taken from any songwriter or producer