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It sounds like 3 of the 5 members of the Miss Sarawan band are . . . white guys.

I would not donate to a band of mostly white men to make an album.

If there are profits . . . how much of that goes to the foreigners and how much to the two Cambodians in the band?

The Suk Straggler wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 11:59 am It sounds like 3 of the 5 members of the Miss Sarawan band are . . . white guys.

I would not donate to a band of mostly white men to make an album.

If there are profits . . . how much of that goes to the foreigners and how much to the two Cambodians in the band?

Not to rain on her parade but yeah. I thought she was shacked up with that Joe Wrigley dude.

This makes it sounds like she's all by her lonesome in this big scary music industry.

Miss.Sarawan wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 9:01 am making one woman's dream come true

A little more transparency would be cool. Regardless, best of luck to her.

If I had my professional picture taken with a guitar I would not want the camera to see my fingers because then anyone could see that I can't play guitar.

Why are both her hands hidden in the picture? That giant leaf makes it look hidden on purpose. Just move the camera dude there's a big plant blocking your view where you're standing.

Surely a musician wouldn't pose with an instrument she can't play?

Brody wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 12:24 pm

The Suk Straggler wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 11:59 am It sounds like 3 of the 5 members of the Miss Sarawan band are . . . white guys.

I would not donate to a band of mostly white men to make an album.

If there are profits . . . how much of that goes to the foreigners and how much to the two Cambodians in the band?

Not to rain on her parade but yeah. I thought she was shacked up with that Joe Wrigley dude.

This makes it sounds like she's all by her lonesome in this big scary music industry.

Miss.Sarawan wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 9:01 am making one woman's dream come true

A little more transparency would be cool. Regardless, best of luck to her.

I guess, 60 road is five hundred bucks a day which is $2k including the staff, so presumably the mixing people? the other $7k is

"As well as studio and production costs, Our target of $9,000 dollars will also cover travel, design, printing and marketing and all of the budget items traditionally covered by a record label."

I wish her well, have seen the odd show and agree a great voice, I'd be interested in owning the album and maybe even contributing, but with my limited knowledge, the PP music scene is small, she is well known, the guerrilla marketing people can do these days on Social Media is cheap to reach a wider audience. A proper cost breakdown would be good as I suspect the lions share is for the barang guys time and beer.

fax wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 1:09 pm If I had my professional picture taken with a guitar I would not want the camera to see my fingers because then anyone could see that I can't play guitar.

Why are both her hands hidden in the picture? That giant leaf makes it look hidden on purpose. Just move the camera dude there's a big plant blocking your view where you're standing.

Surely a musician wouldn't pose with an instrument she can't play?

also too much schicky micky around her head and hair.......

The Suk Straggler wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 11:59 am It sounds like 3 of the 5 members of the Miss Sarawan band are . . . white guys.

I would not donate to a band of mostly white men to make an album.

If there are profits . . . how much of that goes to the foreigners and how much to the two Cambodians in the band?

I would not donate to a band of mostly any men to make an album.

If there are profits . . . how much of that goes to booze and how much to weed in the band?

link is broken, great marketing!

have you heard of this emerging site, YouTube?