How can I start a singing career internationally?
468992
you need a very good manager to support your trips on advertising for your albums and lots of cash to put you on billboards . it is not easy but if you got the talent and the looks you will find so many agents who believes in fresh talents.
366974
How young are you?  Will your parents help you by letting you take voice lessons?  A vocal coach can help you with strengthening your current talent and abilities and help you with your weaker areas.  Even those who are famous and great singers have/had a voice coach...There's always room for improvement!  :)\n\nIf they can't or aren't willing to right now, try joining the school chorus or church chorus and auditioning for solo parts.  You can also try talent competitions in your area.\n\nDo you have a Playstation 2?  If so, get Karaoke Revolution I, II & III.  I have them.. not only are they fun.. but you can practice a lot of songs and get graded on your performance... and see where you need improvement or where you're excelling.
299224
You have a great career ahead of you, go to any recording studio, make an appointment and they'll set you up. Never give up. Hope this helps!
643133
Sing the lyrics of your favourite songs!!!\nTry to imitate people's voice!!\n\nAnyway better to have a monotone quiet voice than a strident exasperating high voice!!\n\nGud Luck!
496262
Go to nbc.com or abc.com, look under Casting,\nIt will show you at least one reality show for singing.\nI know because my daughter does open casting, I helped them when they were in Dallas.
700023
First you need an agent.Go to a talent agency.
274595
Absolutely i have been singign for 10 yrs and i still struggle with wantnig to soudn liek me and not liek someone else, im a singer not an impersonator. The best advice i can give you is to not think just feel sometimes we are not far enough removed frmo our own stuff that we fail to see how individual our creativness is, gte some other ppls opinions u mith be surprised.and lastly play from your heart and soul u can never go wrong find yrou strong points muscially and develope yoru style around them and dont forget to add yor own little quirks like a breaknig in yrou voice if u sing these little things may seem liek imperfections but they can somtemis be detrimental to yrou style. Cheers and good luck with it.
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Umm...call or go to some record companies...They might send you to like an open mic nite first though...But get them professionally written or whatever...No scribbles and stuff...LOL...and then go and talk to someone...There is one person I thought about on here that could do that...You could talk to them but make sure you do not give out any info on yourself or your music til you talk to them in person and get their licensed info in front of your eyes...I am a singer and I want to try it out on the stage so I am thinking about it too...Umm...Here is one thing you can do...Send this person an email about yourself and what you are looking for and wanting to do...But don't put your music out there just yet on the net...Wait til you talk to them...in person...go to ppptracks@msn.com...This is a person who can help you...Oh and call me when you get your first gig...I would love to hear it...I mean...Tell me when your song comes out...Hey wait!...Why won't you sing it?...Come on...Give it a shot...
1113351
Where in Northern CA are you?  \n\nIt's not enough to have a good voice, you have to have some training to do V/O.  Take a class or two; they'll also help you set up your demo CD.  \n\nSubmit the demos to agents; they're the ones who will get you the gigs.\n\nGood luck!
93077
You will need to get together with some folks who have a similar taste in musical style. \n\nYou will need to decide whether to do 'covers' (other people's music that you will learn and perform to sound the same as or similarly to the original) or to do 'originals' (your own songs that you will write.)  Sometimes it's best to start with covers and begin introducing your own material. Remember, no band ever made it doing covers. You'll eventually need your own material.\n\nYou will then need equipment. Lots of it. Instruments, amplifiers, a mixing board, speakers, microphones. \n\nHopefully, you already have the talent and can play an instrument (or many, in fact!) and can sing (unless you're going to do instrumental music...)\n\nOh from there...there is so much more.
820166
Yes, you can make a singer.\n\nInspired by Mary shelley's 'Frankenstein', you'll spend the next seven years constructing a life form who sings in the tenor soprano range.\n\nSadly, enraged by your meddling, your village will rise up and impale you on stakes after your creation moves to Bollywood and obtains a starring role in a historical musical.
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for now it doesnt matter what city you live in, every city has a recording studio. go make your demo then send it EVERYWHERE, every genre of music you can think of. The first step though is making your demo. I would do that before you even consider moving. Becuase you may move to cali, work on your demo and someone in NY wants to sign you. make the demo first lol no record comapy is gonna consider you without it. also go play at local bars and clubs to get your name out there, go play at festivals and building openings- get yourself known! I dont know what kind of music you are trying to do but my friend is a producer and I can give you his contact info but only contact him AFTER you have a demo or he will kill me lol
631328
Well, you can't just jump into being a rock star.  You must earn that status.  Start now.  Start a company, band, organization, etc. based on what you are passionate about.
462971
The more you do it the easier it gets. Start with small audiences, and work your way up. Family and friends are your best starting audiences because you are already comfortable with them. It also helps if you find focal points to look at instead of the whole crowd at one time. Some people say to imagine the audience is naked, or that you are singing to a room full of circus clowns. Anything to put you at eases. Just do whatever works for you, but it really does get easier the more you do it, so sing, sing, sing. Church is a great place to start practicing. Good luck  and best wishes to you.
1130507
You don't say what part of the country you are from but there are small film makers and film associations all over. Try looking them up on the net and finding out about auditioning through them.  I've been in a couple local shorts that have gone to international festivals. it's a good way to get your foot in the door.\n\nLocal commercials can be a good jumping off point.  Call local add agencies and see what they say.\n\n Then you'll want to see about an agent and you need to set up a web sight.
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tough one.\nTrying to establish an act is difficult.\nGet an agent or manager with contacts is best - contact them & ask them to see you gigging. They'll take you on if you have talent.\nAlternatively send a demo tape or CD to record companies like EMI etc. You'll find the addresses on the web, direct them to A&R (artist & repertoire) departments.\nIt's almost impossiible.\nI saw this guy Howard Moss playing in the Summer - he was brilliant (can't think of anyone who even comes close) & yet he isn't signed as far as I can tell. David Gray was dropped by two major labels & had most sales releasing material on his own.\nGig & invite people is best.\nAgreed X factor is awful - louis walsh for example does the manufactured acts thing & what a lot of rubbish he has made us suffer by promoting the acts he controls - he exploits the kids too. I don't like any of those programmes.
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A great place to begin would be to get a voice teacher. Work with your teacher on technique and discuss your goal in the long run. Practice what they give you, even if it's boring and classical, just remember that it will help you in the big picture. \n\nThe next step would be to record a demo. How you get the music is up to you, but if it isn't yours, contact the publisher for rights. Record the song and start sending it to record companies. \nIn the meantime, work up a repetoire of music to perform and find representation. You manager/agent can be anyone from a friend or family member to someone you don't know yet! Work with him/her to get gigs at different venues appropriate to what your plans are. And remember: don't give up if it gets a little hard. It won't be easy, but if it's what you really want, you've just got to give it your all, hope for the best. \n\nbest of wishes in your endeavors!