We Want to Hear Your Pop, Rock, CCM & Gospel Tunes For Possible Publication

We've produced, recorded and published dozens of indie artists over 35 years in addition to working on projects for major Christian and secular publishers. We're seeking new talent willing to work and not afraid of success.

I've been in business for 35 years as owner of The Note Factory and SeaSoDeep Music Publishing. Before that I worked in several recording studios in Nashville as a session player and producer. I had the honor of working with session greats such as Brent Rowen, Dave Huntsinger, Dave Lawbaugh, Gary Primm, Rodger Morris and many other great players. The early part of my career was in Contemporary Christian, Gospel and Country. I toured internationally in Christian music for 12 years. The Note Factory has produced dozens of demos, masters, CD designs and songbooks, including the CCM top 25 for several years, projects for Daywind, Word, Starsong, the Benson Company, 16th Avenue and many others, and individual songs for everybody from Amy Grant to the Gold City Quartet. Since 1995, we have worked more in a variety of genres, including rock, pop, praise bands and singer/songwriters. We have engineered songs by NRE, Sunlit Ether, KRmac, Jack Greer, Magnolia and many others. We've worked on productions that included Harry Robinson, former band leader for Dolly Parton and Lee Greenwood; Bryan Ward, former Director of Artist Development for Sony Records Nashville; and legendary harmonica player Charlie McCoy. We are members of Linked In, Referral Key, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. For more information on everything we do, visit www.notefactorystudio.com. We are in the process of establishing a much greater presence in social media by building a far-reaching network in every digital outlet available. Our intention and main mission remains championing unknown talented artists. We have no interest in working with artists who are not motivated to succeed and not willing to put in the hard work necessary to stand out above the crowd. We're back on Music XRay after an extended hiatus, so please hit us up and get some feedback on your music that you can actually use.