My free beats are located here! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD4XdfvJDno

Marie-Anne has written music in a wide variety of projects for film, television and RPG fantasy game music. 
For more information, please visit http://www.marie-annefischer.com

Doug Folkins is a dedicated Canadian country songwriter. His songs have been cut by several artists in the US and Canada, and he has multiple film and TV placements on National Geographic Channel programs.

Doug is signed with Nashville-based publisher Lynn Gann Music Enterprises (LGME).

 “Doug Folkins is songwriter on the rise, whom I’m very excited to be working with”, says Lynn Gann. “He is hard working, talented, diverse, and can cover multiple genres. I know we will make a great team and I predict we will be very successful together.”

Doug was fortunate to form a relationship with legendary Canadian/Nashville songsmith, Larry Wayne Clark, who mentored and co-wrote with Doug until Larry passed in 2013.

Doug enjoys co-writing with artists, and has written with several professional Nashville hit writers including; Steve Dean, Dan Demay, Wil Nance, Will Rambeaux, Sherie Austin, and Alissa Moreno among others. He also regularly writes with recognized, up and coming Canadian artists, such as Codie Prevost, Drew Gregory, Kevin Davison, Ben Klick and Matt Williams.

Doug is also a professional forester and in true Canadian style, his hobbies include ice hockey, golf, and timber sports, but his real passion is creating music that will touch other people. He lives with his wife and stepdaughter in Campbell River, BC. 

Contact Information:
Doug Folkins
Songwriter @ Lynn Gann Music Enterprises (LGME!)
www.lynngannmusicenterprises.com
Canadian Rep. for Global Songwriters Connection
www.globalsongwriters.com
CCMA, GSC, BCCMA, SOCAN
250-702-6544
dougfolkins@gmail.com


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Even when I was a little boy, it was the music that could inspire me the most and from which I could get the largest force. now I'm working on my way to let them feel this power to other by my music.
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Songwriter looking to collaborate with others it would be nice to find  a vocalist/cowriter.
If you click on the title of the song or Right click the song title and use "open in new window" option the lyrics will appear under the song.
SongU is a great site to really sharpen your writing skills and has opportunities to pitch songs to movies and artist,
Want To Give SongU.com A Try: http://www.songu.com/TEAMSU/default.asp?type=s6218

 Proud member of NSAI
http://www.nashvillesongwriters.com

 www.songu.com/members/Erroneus 
http://www.songu.com/yearbooknew/index.aspx?ID=6218

My singing sounds like 2 cats fighting being trampled on by a moose who was just tasered by a blind old man who was trying to incapitate his complaining schrillied voice wife. Ok  I got a nice Voice editor to make my singing a little more tolerable.    
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Thanks
Shawn

Ted Key is the original bass player and songwriter for the 1980s iconic, ground-breaking band The Housemartins. He received BPI gold discs for his contributions to the albums “London 0 – Hull 4”, and “Now That’s What I Call Quite Good”, and toured with the Housemartins for almost two years before leaving to continue with cult Hull punk-abilly band The Gargoyles, with singer Eddie Smith and drummer Hugh Whitaker. They released two seminal albums, “Mrs Twodinners” and “Steamflapper” on Reasonable Records and a handful of memorable singles.
In 1990 he diverted into a 25-year career as a Maths teacher, during which time he still managed to spend ten years as guitarist with internationally-acclaimed Johnny Cash tribute band, Keep it Cash. Continuing to write and record throughout this period he released a critically-acclaimed debut album, “Madolescent Street” in 2011, then in 2016 wrote a Hull musical based in a local history class called “The All New Kingston Ramblers’ Audio Guide”.
While supporting legendary Mighty Wah! front-man Pete Wylie in Hull, Ted was spotted by promoter Paul Greendale who brought him to London for a handful of solo spots. From this was born the current project, Ted Key and The Kingstons, in March 2017. With Paul on bass and renowned Ladbroke Grove drummer Nick Harrison, they formed a folky, funked-up reggae protest trio, with memorable tunes and thought-provoking, story-driven lyrics, powered on with blazing harmonica.
They have now performed 15 gigs in Hull and London, including supporting The Vibrators, headline slots at Portobello Live! Festival, and a series of killer shows at the famous KPH in the heart of Ladbroke Grove. A video for “Anarchy in Argos” was shot in May at O’Rileys and other locations around Hull. Ted & The Kingstons are currently preparing material for their first LP, “Work Like You’re On Holiday”, in advance of more shows across the UK in the Autumn

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