Who Cares What I Think?!
Joyce Kettering2019-01-24T17:29:16+02:00Seeking approval is only human. But it can kill your music if you don't watch out. Especially if you ask the wrong questions to the wrong people.
Seeking approval is only human. But it can kill your music if you don't watch out. Especially if you ask the wrong questions to the wrong people.
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You don't! BAM! That's it for today! Thank you very much..... No seriously, there's one simple way you'll know for sure if your music is ready to license.