Why can't a singer/songwriter country music artist not change their real nam!
Question: well i geusse i could if i wanted to but i had a question answered about what name i should use and one member wrote me that iif you change your name they won't know where to send the royalties to.why won't you get the royalties when you change your name.......?
Answers: well i geusse i could if i wanted to but i had a question answered about what name i should use and one member wrote me that iif you change your name they won't know where to send the royalties to.why won't you get the royalties when you change your name.......?
Mimi,
Sure you CAN change your name, but as one answerer said,
they (read I) believe you'll do better if you just stick with some sembalance of your real name and just write really kick *** songs.
Your publishing can be in whatever name you want it to be, but it ought to be one you are really sure of, because those songs will stick with you for a lifetime.
You really do make more money from writing a song, than from singing it, unless you bacome the next Carrie Underwood, and with teenage daughters, to be frank, it's probably not gonna happen.
But Lori McKenna is a Midwestern Mother who has been discovered by Faith Hill and Tim mcGraw and now she's a millionaire songwriter.
I don't want to discourage you.
You're probably gorgeous and super talented.
Just try to stay grounded and write great songs.
If you write great songs, and play them out, someone will make you aware of the next step you should take.
If that's not happening, then don't put all your eggs in that basket....
Sorry....I'm off the soapbox now.
It's a hard business for women.
well i guess they believe that using their real name makes them most famous than using aliases thats country people man