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The little woodworm Miley Curseword has finally returned with her REALEST & TOUCHING SMASH HIT SINGLE he's ever produced for her incredible album "THE CURSEWORD ALBUM".

"I Feel For You" is a single about Miley finally coming back & understanding her haters under the time she was absent from her music creating! In this song Miley explains why so many people hate her music & her personally! It's because she's way hotter than they'll ever be & Miley understands their frustration, she said! The emotions are real & heartbreaking! Jacob Shinejnej is back as well & he's here to help Miley express her heart to everyone! 


Note:: Miley said "Live your life to the fullest & learn to love each other! I will never stop creating music for you all & I love all you woodworms forever <3".

Miley Curseword - I Feel For You (Explicit)

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My name is Pierre Rausch, owner of Summernightbrand Record Sales Office. I am from Luxembourg and 36 years old.

I started early with music, really got into it at High School and University. I visited some courses of Guitar & Vocals, but essentially, I taught me a lot of things on my own. This is how I made my first steps into the music business : learning to play chords and arpeggio.

Soon, I began writing my own songs. Grown into interest by the upcoming Casting Shows in 2002, I always wanted to compete in one of those. So I tried to cover bands like Radiohead or Ben Harper, but although Muse or Placebo. In my songwriting I tried to sound in a classic way, so that can be fit with strings ; my songs are adapted to acoustic guitar.

By 2006, I was ready to get started. Along some part-time jobs, I made it with street music, essentially in Luxembourg, but although in Germany or Netherlands. In the street I created some solo parts that I integrated into the existing songs, but although wrote some new songs.



I recorded my first albums with MP3-Players and let them register with SACEM Luxembourg, but had although Tunecore as partners on side. The artwork I did all by myself ; except for my last album, Goldcurl. For Goldcurl, the artcover got done by a luxembourgish artist called Mady Gorges. Along these target missions, I managed to compete at Castings in Germany, but although in Luxembourg. For shows like DSDS, Tvtotal and a Luxembourg format « Wannst de eppes kannst », I got spotted on TV for several times, unfortunately messing up doing my stuff. I was too nervous because of some stage-fright, in particular. This got treated with the help of the German Psychologist Tom Bohne, who wrote some books about this subject.

After these casting apparitions, I opened my own commerce, Summernightbrand Record Sales Office, to negotiate music licensing with SACEM Luxembourg, Tunecore nad Schubert Music Publishing. With SRSO, I established internet sites, like my own homepage, social network accounts, contact with A&R or label sites, or sites that simply offer opportunites to send your music by submission. This is not the only work that got done with SRSO, as new albums got recorded, my tabs translated in several languages and some lyrics got passed to poem sites on the internet. Participations on Open Mics and concerts in little bars/restaurants have followed, but also busking in Luxembourg. With Mark Baxter, who operates for VoiceLesson.com, I have an accurate voice teacher, who thaught me how to warm up before singing.

Recently I published my biography. It's called Goldcurl, like one of my favorite songs (German, 180 pages, ISBN 9783741860065). Most recently I signed with Bentley Records and released an album called International Soccer. I rehearshed with a band called World inclusion, which is my second project. I am member of 3 choirs (church, modern repertoire and indian/native repertoire).


Considering artists helping artists :
I think that we grow into an established business, in which the prior generation set standards for how to handle situations. The stakes are pretty high, considering artists working together. The internet sets the right standards for this, with like buttons on Facebook, or following possiblilities on Myspace Twitter etc. … Working together is important for all of us, you can learn so many chords from other artists, it's not just covering a friend, it's about improving your own skills !

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