Mark Andrew Hansen has over 30 years of experience in music education and in the art of songwriting and engineering/producing. He offers a detailed and constructive review and critique of any song submitted. Mark has taught songwriting as well as written over 300 songs and 600 instrumental pieces in most genres.

As a Sydney based pianist, guitarist and composer, has released 4 albums of instrumental music and one Children’s album over the last 17 years. His new album “Love, Lullabies and Fairytales” includes one orchestral lullaby to start it off and then 5 adult-contemporary songs. The 6 pieces complete the cycle of desire from dreams, to longing, then lust, love, loss and sorrow.

 Mark was a finalist in the 2006 USA Songwriting Competition and a runner-up in the 2006 National Australian Songwriting Competition. His composing covers may genres from classical orchestral, jazz and pop, to children’s songs, novelty, folk and rock. Mark lives on the Northern Beaches of Sydney and also writes books and articles about music, and invents musical products.

Mickey Cochran is an acoustic purist, 5 string banjo, 6 string banjo, 12 string banjo, octave mandolin, mandola, dobro, fiddle.... if that is your genre, submit your song for a professional critique.

Mickey Cochran has over 30 years' experience as a professional multi-instrumentalist. His dedication to acoustic music continues today through his writing, teaching, recording and web development career. 

He has also worked for many years as a music instructor utilizing his own teaching methodologies; these very same unique methods are well reflected throughout his published titles. Mickey always believed that it's far more valuable to establish a solid foundation with proper positioning on an instrument before learning one song after another as is usually taught in standard songbooks. His dedication to acoustic music continues today through his writing, teaching, recording and web development career. "

Submit your song to Martin H.Samuel for a critique on your song structure and lyric.

Martin H. Samuel is a published and recorded lyricist, with years logged as a touring and studio musician.

Born, in Kenya with perfect metre, Martin H. Samuel was a recording studio session drummer in London (with many hours logged at the BBC), Cologne, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Honolulu. When not recording (for the Penny-Farthing label), touring with, among others and going as far back as, Ben E. King and the Drifters.

The Count, in "Pirate Radio" the movie, was inspired by real-life Emperor Rosko (of Radio Caroline) and the Rosko International Roadshow (the largest traveling disco in the world) that included a 6-piece band called Crew with Martin on drums.
As a published and recorded lyricist (ASCAP), Martin co-wrote the "Eclipse" CD songs featuring vocalist Rick Livingstone of The Best.

Martin collaborated with Lisa Nemzo on songs for her albums on Metronome Records, LCM Records and, co-wrote "Turn To Me" on "Unlock My Heart" by Dream Wild Records.

A song by Martin was included by Audrey Landers on a Polydor Records album and, Martin also worked with Robert Allen on the Sha-La Records album by DownTown Mystic.