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"Our advertisement approach to music promotion allows listeners to decide what they want to hear -- while creating ad revenue for radio stations," said Founder and songwriter, Mesh Lakhani. "If listeners like the music, they can request the songs to be played in full. Granted we only have 30 seconds to make an impression, so we make sure to produce only great singles."
Franklins Row Music Publishing (FRMP) combines the primary attributes of a music publisher with the distribution and management of a record label. They concentrate on the creation of quality singles by writers who are also performers. The model created by FRMP centers on cost efficiency by creating one single at a time. Mesh Lakhani is currently the first writer/performer for FRMP. Mesh wrote, performed and co-produced the initial seven-song catalog with his production partner
For more on FRMP, check out www.franklinsrow.com.
Contact: Meshal Lakhani
Email: press@franklinsrow.com
Web: www.franklinsrow.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/meshlakhani
SOURCE Franklins Row Music Publishing
Published July 6, 2009
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