CunninLynguists feat. Freddie Gibbs - Imperial
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Rules:
Attention producers, please email all submissions to coalminerecords@gmail.com no later then Friday, November 13th. Only one submission per producer will be accepted. The files for the remix contest include an MP3 file of the original version of the song in addition to a WAV file of both the acapella and the sounds effects. Both the acapella and sound effects are zero pointed so they will synchronize properly. It’s not mandatory to use all sound effects, however, it is encouraged that you use the scratch hook, which is on the sound effects file. Music should be in an mp3 format and should default to any iTunes player. Sample-free remixes are allowed, but not required. File should be labeled accordingly with song title first, followed by the producer’s name and Remix in parenthesis, ie: I Am (Joe Smith Remix).mp3. Please include your email address in the comment field of the iTunes info panel. In your email, please provide us with your MySpace URL, your discography to date along with a bio/epk if possible. Please include a few sentences about yourself and your production background. Good luck!
Itinerary:
1.11.03 (Tuesday): Contest begins. NodFactor.com will premier the contest that will be virally promoted through other lifestyles, sites and blogs throughout the week, courtesy of Diamond Music Group. The contest will also be reinforced through an e-blastcampaign.
2.11.13 (Friday): Submission Due Date
3.11.14-15 (Sat/Sun): Winner will be selected through a judging panel consisting of the staff at NodFactor.com, Bekay & Matt Diamond of Coalmine Records.
4.11.16-20 (Mon-Fri): The winning remix will first be announced to all contestants via email. Following the announcement, NodFactor.com will premier the footage of the judging panel. Shortly after, Diamond Music Group will virally promote the vlog footage through all major hip-hop blogs & lifestyles.
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