Earth Day Marin Songwriting Contest — http://www.earthdaymarin.org/contest.html

 

earthdaymarinmainimage Earth Day Marin, the event which is being heldon April 6th (11am – 5pm) at Redwood High School in Larkspur is holding a songwriter’s contest.

Here are some of the approved themes:

  • Turn people around on climate change
  • Help California make it through the drought,
  • Protect animals,
  • Encourage use of public transit,
  • Use renewable energy,
  • Ride your bike or walk
  • Purchase organic, local and sustainable food,
  • Reduce pollution,
  • Make an impact against fracking,
  • Save wild open spaces,
  • or address any environmental issue under the sun….

You will perform at the Marin Earth Day event if selected.

To submit your song, you must register online. There is a $20 fee.

  • Each song must be contestant’s original work.
  • No song previously recorded and released through major national distribution in any country will be eligible.
  • Songs may have multiple co-writers, but please designate one name only on the application.
  • Contestants may submit additional songs, but each entry requires a separate CD, entry form, lyric sheet and entrance fee.
  • Entrance fee is non-refundable
  • We are not responsible for late, lost, damaged, misdirectred, postage due, stolen or misappropriated entries.

Send us your Music  [mailto: info@westcoastsongwriters.org                                                       AND hannah@earthdaymarin.org] –

Please put your NAME and EARTH DAY SONG CONTEST in the Subject.

You may submit CDs containing one song only, five minutes or less in length

Please enclose a Lyric Sheet, typed or printed legibly (Please include English translation, if applicable) with each entry. Contestants may submit any digital file, any YouTube video to the email links above with a lyrics sheet. OR Contestants may mail a CD with only one song and a lyrics sheet. Must be postmarked 3/31 and mailed to: West Coast Songwriters , 1724 Laurel St., Suite 120, San Carlos, CA 94070

– See more at: http://earthdaymarin.org/#sthash.Mhkq7dnN.dpuf