Goodnight Kiss Music

I'm getting more emails lately, writers looking for placements, etc. As a writer myself, I sympathize with how difficult it can be. However, just as a note (so to speak), if you begin your letter with "Hey guys" or "Hi there" or other generic greeting, we know it's a copy/paste situation. If you think you can fool anyone by saying, "Hey, I've followed your work for X-amount of years, and love what you do!", we know you are BS-ing. If you want someone's attention, honestly, you should address them by name. You should only mention their specific work in a way they know you've connected with it. Why would anyone spend valuable time on listening closely to your work if you don't take the time to actually do a bit of research on them? They still may not accept your music, but at least they are much more likely to read your intro letter.

Experience Island Vibes From The Comfort Of Home – Janet Fisher’s Bring Aloha Available Sept. 15th!

With a thriving professional career as an author/artist that has taken her music & stories all the way around the globe & back again – Janet Fisher has a proven gift for providing premier entertainment. She’s had more than one-hundred songs appear in soundtracks for various films throughout the years, she’s released three incredible records – and she’s about to embark on one of her most exciting projects yet to-date with a brand-new solo album called Bring Aloha arriving officially online on September 15th!

A highly expressive passion project that beams brightly with her love & appreciation for the wonderfully unique culture of Hawaii, over the course of twelve beautiful tracks that truly embody the spirit of the Big Island, Bring Aloha delivers a stunning mix of original tunes & revered classics that combine organic instrumentation, warm & inviting melodies, and a whole lot of heart. Designed to provide an endearing glimpse into the spectacular place that Janet has proudly called home for several years, the island vibes flow freely throughout Janet Fisher’s Bring Aloha, revealing remarkable authenticity in a set-list of joyful hapa-haole (half Hawaiian, half English) songs that create a sensory cultural experience unlike any other.

Join in the fun and share in the celebration – Bring Aloha into your home September 15th this year and discover a soul-soothing set of melodies that everyone can sing along while becoming immersed within an extraordinary cross-cultural record made by an artist with insightful perspective & undeniable talent. Officially being released online on all major platforms – with physical copies also available for sale – experience the exquisite beauty of Hawaii through the eyes of Janet Fisher & her gorgeous new album.

Bring Aloha - release date Sept. 15. Can't wait!

Release date: Sept. 15, 2020. Take a virtual trip to Hawaii until the state reopens!

A long time between our posts! We are just busy, with little social network time to spare. Cannot wait to announce a new film we have landed - 11 (ELEVEN!!!) songs in that new film! That is the most cuts we've gotten from one movie, so it's nice to hit a new highlight! (Our former record was seven in one film, so we are ecstatic!) We can't announce until the film is released, and since it's SFX driven, it might be a few months, but I'll definitely post it HERE when we get the green light on posting.

Hello!

Yes, we have been a BMI publishing company since 1992 (along with our sister company at ASCAP, SceneStealer Music), with well over 100 cuts in AIRED (broadcast on television, as well as movies in theaters) cuts and uses. Occasionally, I still work as a supervisor on projects, and when I do, needs will be posted here, on my “personal” FB page, and at LI.

We do not accept unsolicited material. It's not because we don’t care. It’s because the timespan is wide between projects which means I won’t remember the song (or who wrote it, or where it's located) at the time I may need it. However, when I do seek new material, there is never a charge to submit it (nor should there ever be a charge to listen from any legitimate publisher).

We do offer a song review service for a fee, but we don’t solicit that. I post it here today to avoid the requests for listens and feedback, which require lots of time that I just don’t have. Thanks for understanding that part!

Wishing you everything good for your music!