OtterSong Records
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A Brief History... OtterSong Records was formed in 1989 by John Luttrell as a medium for songwriting and composition of original music. With the advent of the internet and streaming media technology independent musicians are now able to reach an audience that was previously unavailable and even unknown. OtterSong Records is proud to bring some of the best atmospheric music to audiences around the world. Thanks for supporting indie music!
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Music Production Services - Now Available!
OtterSong Records now provides music production services for artists. We can provide a "band" for your songs and do it over the web. This means that if you're singer-songwriter and want to take a guitar/piano plus vocal recording and turn it into a full production, we can do it. We can provide many styles of backing tracks, but mostly focus on:
What we can bring to the mix:
So, click here to drop us a line when you'd like to get started.
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Music Submissions
We would love to hear your music. However, we are no longer accepting submissions for new artists to publish on OtterSong Records. As we've said above, we can help you produce your tracks, but you'll have to find a label to publish your music. We suggest you start by looking at your favorite CDs in the genre you wish to market yourself and contact those labels. But...
Do this first!
Sign up for the Indie Contact Newsletter where you'll get a monthly newsletter with "43 Places to Promote Your Music". Click here for a sample newsletter.Once you've signed up for the newsletter, here are links to get you started contacting other labels:
General List of Labels (Wikipedia)
General List of Labels (Dirty Linen)
General List of Labels (Indiana University)
Record Labels & Companies Guide
Record Labels on the Web (Searchable - all countries)
You may also find the book Songwriter's Market useful in locating a label, publisher, or distributor for your music.
Best of luck in your musical journey...
No, otters don’t sing (or at least have never been recorded). The last name of our founding artist, John Luttrell, comes from the French loutrelle, which means young otter. No big mystery, just a bit of trivia... And, in case you were wondering, although many pronounce it Lut-TRELL, it's really LUT-trell, accent on the "uh". You can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay, just don't call me late for the jam.
