We are searching a good singer for a tropical house track.
Here it is a small preview, it's E Major, 112bpm


And the 'beta' lyrics (english)
https://pastebin.com/WA53F8yt

Please consider that we ARE NOT professional producers, so our budget isn't of thounsands of dollars to get a professional expensive voice. We can pay the right amount of money.

Simply contact me or write a reply with contact infos if you think your voice could work in this project!

Highdom

 

Last edited: Aug 8, 2017

This is why edit button still exists! i make a ton of spelling mistakes! I wish i could help you but i can't sing i can't even speak in english! ( The bus station was a joke) ( but it worked for me 1 time only) Good luck And try this https://www.airgigs.com/categories/online-female-vocalist-for-hire

 

Last edited: Aug 8, 2017

Thanks, got it
Helpful website, except for the story of bus stations, I'll look at this

 

I can suggest you some friends of mine on SC ( if you want pm me)

 

You can get real good vocalists with a proven track record for a fraction of that, e.g. http://www.katewildmusic.com/customvocals

 

I have been a singer for quite a long time, and play professionally several times a week. I am not applying, but are you expecting the singer to come up with the melody, or do you have one already? All I hear is a background track.

 

I have lyrics and a "draft version" odf the vocal i recorded in the past...If it can help, i'll post here but telling the thruth, you know, I can't sing...It's terrible ahah

 

Ok. That's fair. I have, more than once, walked into a studio to record instrument parts and/or vocals on an idea of a song, and wound up writing it myself.....lyrics, melody, chord structure, and arrangement......and never received compensation for MY composition. Thus why I asked the question.

 

You need not sing. Just post the words and include the top line in the mix that you have offered to share of the song that you wish to produce. A singer, if worth their salt and is an artist will make it their own in the performance. You don't need to actually sing the song.