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Publisher Online Pitch with Liz Rogers Langham

August 27 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Liz Rogers

Liz Rogers Langham

Founder, Creative Director | Anacrusis

Liz Rogers Langham is the Founder and Creative Director at Anacrusis, where she oversees new signings, writer development, and pitching creatively for sync. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, Liz studied music performance, musical theatre, business, and education, and has applied those skills in jobs in experiential marketing and consulting. In addition to Anacrusis, Liz also is an independent music supervisor and has worked on several films and documentaries, and is a member of the Guild of Music Supervisors. Liz is an Advisor at the Entrepreneur Center, an Adjunct Artist Teacher at Vanderbilt University, and serves on the Board for SOLID (the Society of Leaders in Development) and the Music Committee of the Nashville Film Festival. Liz was recently honored as one of Nashville’s “30 Under 30”, and included in the “Women In Music City” Power Players list by the Nashville Business Journal.

GSC members, please see our membership newsletter when it comes out the first of of the month for what types, style and genres of songs this publisher is looking for. 

Sign Up For This Event on Aug 4 @ 12pm CT

$30 per song GSC member

If you are not pitching a song, members can purchase a slot to listen in on the webinar for Only $20.


 

How to properly submit a song if you purchased a pitch slot. 

For those of you that purchased a song pitch slot, all song(s) and lyric(s) must be submitted no later than 48 hours before the event day.  Please email your song(s) in MP3 format and lyric(s) in Microsoft Word Doc or PDF format to pop@globalsongwriters.com.

We also highly recommend including a 1 page bio with a photo in Microsoft Word Doc or PDF format. (Please put the photo image and bio on the same document. One page is best). Your headshot and bio will be presented to the publisher to increase your visibility and enhance your connection to the publisher.

Please only submit the song you entered during the order process. If your song is not submitted on time, you will not be included in the event and there will not be a refund.

THE PROPER WAY TO LABEL YOUR MATERIALS

Email Subject Line:    Publisher Name – Event Date – YOUR NAME

Example: Dallas Gregory – Feb 26, 2026 – John Smith

Lyric File Labeling:    Title – Your Last Name, Co-writers’ Last Names (in alphabetical order).

Example: My Heart’s Song – Smith, Schaefer,Worthington.docx
(Your last name must appear first. Do not include the word “Lyric” in the filename.)

MP3 File Labeling: Title – Your Last Name, Co-writers’ Last Names (in order).

Example: My Heart’s Song – Smith,  Schaefer, Worthington,.mp3
(Exact same format as lyric. Do not add “mp3”, “demo”, or “master” to the filename.)

Bio: First Name Last Name – Bio

Example: John Smith – Bio.docx
(nothing more than this information)

NOTE: Listen only participants will not submit songs.

 

More Details About the Event:

 

  • This is a member-only event.
  • Members can take advantage of the “Listen Only” option for only $20 before pitching a song.
  • This event is limited to 30 song pitches.
  • Once you purchase the POP event you will receive a confirmation that will contain your step by step instructions for logging into the webcast.
  • Guitar vocals and keyboard vocals are acceptable. You do not have to have a full demo for this event.
  • The publisher will only listen to the first verse and the chorus of your song.
  • The publisher may or may not comment on your song. This event is not intended as a publisher evaluation service; although in most cases, the publisher will offer constructive advice.
  • This is a real publisher pitch opportunity. The publisher will either PASS on your song OR he may choose to keep your song for further consideration.
  • You are encouraged to stay involved in the webinar while all songs are listened to and here is why:
  • Out of respect for the other participants.
  • Should the publisher choose to comment on a song, you will learn from what he has to say.
  • If a publisher takes a song, you will want to connect with that songwriter and possibly co-write with that writer.

 


 

Details

Venue

  • Online Webinar

Organizer

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