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People think that the chances that can lead you to be a celebrity are similar as playing some number at the lottery.  We attribute it to what we call “luck”.  Luck by definition is counting on meeting the right people, being at the right place and having the right timing. 
                    
Nothing can be farther away from the truth.  Actually, there are few crucial things that you need that have nothing to do with chance nor luck.  For example:
    
     - Product quality     (broadcast quality, good contents, catchy tune, etc.)
     - Product Propaganda     (advertisement, YouTube, Facebook,  Instagram, networks, etc.)

 

Doing our best on these you will be able to create the mechanics that will make you less reliant on “luck”.  How do you want to prepare yourself for your long-awaited success?  You are still reading this article because probably, deep inside, you aspire to a place in the Olympus of music (every artist does). Besides, wouldn’t you do anything in your power to not throw away the so desired “contact to contract”? Or would you still leave everything to chance?

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WaZzound  is open to all artists / bands  who want to make quality music.  I create the right conditions through targeted interventions by enhancing arrangement and lyrics in order to achieve optimum result.

 

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WaZzound is me personally cooperating with you with the goal that brings us to the idealization and finalization of the product.  I’ll be sure to respect and preserve your authenticity while keeping up with the music trends. 

 

WaZzound can be a better way than a simple recording session, improving quality and giving you more chances to be published. Record labels, for reasons of budget, are giving much more attention to a complete package than a demo, which is why a final product is preferred .

 

If someone thinks that winning a music contest is all that is needed to become popular, they’re wrong.  The talent shows have drastically changed the criteria selection of the emerging artists in a world scale, Most of the time, the winners, after having emerged, sink in the anonymous.  Why?  Sometimes, a massive dose of promotion is not enough to make an artist popular.  That’s why when the sponsorship ends but the song is sloppy, everything ends.  This is true in any field.

 

A good production will prevent the failure of the artists. It would increase at most the chances of his career longevity and success.  I’m saying all this with no offense to the mediocrity of some published products but that’s a fact.  It is not the artist’s fault.  I’m really sorry for all those that have been subdued by recording studios, disguising their sound technician as a music producer.

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