2025-APR-01 Info: We've got two games this month! MC103 with a (German) Pop/Rock production, and SWC092 with a new picture theme.

SONGWRITING COMPETITION - SWC092 April 2025 - Submissions until 24-APR-2025 23:59 UTC+2/CEST

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SONGWRITING COMPETITION - SWC092 April 2025 - Submissions until 24-APR-2025 23:59 UTC+2/CEST

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Post by Mister Fox »

:arrow_right: A friendly reminder:
Including today, 07 days left to submit your production.

So far, we have 03 entries and some minimal feedback among participants.

We need 09 participants for a regular sized podium, and more than 15 for an extended one.



Now is the perfect time to post your entry!

If you want to access the extended game mechanics of the Songwriting Competition (asking for feedback during production), please try to release your first edits within the next 3 to 4 days to have enough time to get possible feedback (if wanted/needed) and continue to work on your song.

To those sitting on the fence - please don't feel scared off and think "the bar is set too high, I will never make it" - set yourself a shorter private deadline. Just make music, submit your entry, join the conversation. See where this goes.

By joining, you're already a winner. The rest is bonus. :tu:
toadhjo
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Re: SONGWRITING COMPETITION - SWC092 April 2025 - Submissions until 24-APR-2025 23:59 UTC+2/CEST

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Post by toadhjo »

I'm working on a track. It's not coming together as smoothly as I hoped but I'm pretty sure I'll finish it in time to enter. I'm making this post to hold myself publicly accountable.

There will even be vocals -- don't say I didn't warn you! 😁😁
Marc Fey
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Re: SONGWRITING COMPETITION - SWC092 April 2025 - Submissions until 24-APR-2025 23:59 UTC+2/CEST

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Post by Marc Fey »

Here's mine. For this SWC092, I've tried to tell the story of a person whose day begins on the street of a big city.
She already knows that a hellish pace awaits her, not a single break throughout this fast-paced day, no time to breathe (except
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The provided images immediately inspired me to complete the beginning of a piece I'd put aside some time ago (I didn't know how to develop it).
So thanks Mister Fox for this!

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/r83wcsjl ... ac3ym&dl=0
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