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I will write a song for you
Mark Tokyo
About this gig
Are you a singer or musician seeking a professional to write your next hit song? Look no further than Mark, a certified and accomplished songwriter with extensive experience in the music industry. With over 2000 songs written to date and training from esteemed institutions like Columbia University and the Berklee College of Music, Mark is ready to make your musical vision into reality.
This gig entails two new verses of a song and a chorus crafted by Mark in approximately ten hours of dedicated time. A Word document will be submitted. This gig includes many rewrites that I will be doing on the song over and over. This allows you to maintain creative control without having to sacrifice quality in order to achieve it.
Mark's extraordinary attention to detail, combined with his clear dedication and passion for music, makes him the perfect fit for any aspiring artist looking for an expert composition that accentuates their unique flair. Get ready to take the world by storm book your next session with Mark today!
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Get to know Mark Tokyo
Mark Tokyo
Experience music, feel music
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2011
Languages
English, French, Japanese, Russian
Mark has been writing a long time. He formally took a class in writing at Columbia in 1986. He has taken Berklee's Songwriting MOOC class by Pat PAttison twice. He is always studying music, learning new words. He used to be a graffitti artist and is teaching himself again how to make pieces.
FAQ
What about copyright?
If you pay me for the track, I will retain some copyright and publishing. If you want to own it outright, we would have to work something out. I would want some co-writing credit if it's a professional release.
Why should I hire you?
I am a good writer and have been making rap for many decades.
What is your songwriting process?
I listen to the beat over and over if I have a beat. For professional endeavors, I usually listen to the beat at least 5 to ten times. I can also write without a beat in mind, but I will probably not be doing that for this gig.
How long does it usually take to write a song?
Fifteen minutes for an easy song. I would be doing many rewrites of your song-- or songs. How about a difficult song? One full hour. What determines difficulty? The instrumentation. The beat.
