Hey Guys:

Enter the 10th Annual USA Songwriting Competition. Entrants stand to
win a grand prize of over US$50,000 value in cash, music merchandise
and radio promotion. Also, winning songs will be played on a syndicated
radio show in over 60 cities in US and Canada. This is great exposure
for you and your songs! Judges include A & R mangers from Sony Music,
Warner Records, EMI Music, Universal Records, Epic Records, etc.

Sponsors include Sony, Rolling Stone magazine, New Music Weekly,
Steinberg, Audio-Technica, Ibanez Guitars, D'Addario Strings, Sam Ash
Music Stores, IK Multimedia, Terratec, East West Sounds,
MixDownMedia.com, Indie Bible, Garritan Music Software, Acoustic Cafe,
Livewire Contacts, Loggins Promotion, Singer magazine, Electronic
Musician magazine, Superdups.com, Sonicbids.com and XM Radio. Enter
your songs in 15 different categories such as Pop, Rock, Country, R&B,
Folk, World, Jazz, Instrumental, etc. Enter your songs in 15 different
categories such as Pop, Rock/Alternative, Country, R&B, Folk, World,
Jazz, Instrumental, etc.

Past winners include songwriters and bands such as: Patrice Pike (from
Rock group "Sister Seven"), Gabriel Mann, Sarah Lewis (lead vocalist &
songwriter of rock group "Jag Star"), James Keelaghan, Michele
Vice-Maslin, Jonathan Kingham, Settie, Betty Goo, Steve Tannen, Shirley
Eikhard (Writer of the big hit "Something to talk about" for Bonnie
Raitt), Jennifer Marks, Valerie DeLaCruz and many more. Winners came
from South Africa, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, Norway,
Argentina, Columbia, Moldova, Iceland, Japan, Indonesia, Philippines,
Bahamas, Bulgaria, Canada, United States and UK.

Also, there are two FREE 10th ANNIVERSARY early entry bonuses - first
1,000 entries will each receive a FREE Rolling Stone magazine
subscription (1 full year! $12.97 value) and Singer magazine
subscription (3 issues - $11.50 value). That's great value just by
entering!Hurry to:
www.songwriting.net


Jessica Brandon
Artists Relations
USA Songwriting Competition
http://www.songwriting.net

How come the prizes are never specified?