Theme song & music contest
Musicians: We need your help, and we can't pay!
That's right, we're on the hunt for a theme song for the world's most ridiculous pageant, and we certainly can't pay you for it.
Thankfully, the brains at MCP headquarters, this time in the form of Self Appointed President (SAP) Geoffrey Ciani, dreamt up this brilliant contest/scheme. This one is right up there with our plans for the finals at Mushroom Mansion South and the full length Seeking Madam Mushroom documentary.
We're asking aspiring and established musicians from across the land to submit samples of your music that we may stand in judgement on your work!
Once our panel of musical prodigies and The Magic Mushroom Machine has taken a listen, we'll pass judgement on your work.
The grand prize winner will become of the official theme song of Seeking Madam Mushroom 2006, and we'll give you some sort of stupid prize. Possibly a plaque, but we really don't know yet.
Even if you don't win the grand prize, it doesn't mean you totally suck, or that we aren't happy you sent something in. In fact, throughout the year we'll be doing the following with some or all of the samples we receive:
- Host your clips in a special gallery on The Mushroom Mag, and maybe even let our readers vote on their merit or lack of merit
- Use the clip in an exciting, spellbinding, new episode of Seeking Madam Mushroom
- Reject it outright and pretend we never heard from you, in this case we really won't be happy that you sent us something
So be sure to send in your samples today, you can use one of two easy methods:
- Use www.yousendit.com and send it to info@eatthemushroom.com
- Mail a demo reel to:
Mushroom Cloud Productions
3 Ernest Street, Apt 1
Nutley, NJ 07110
Creators retain copyright on all submissions to The Mushroom Mag and Seeking Madam Mushroom. Please read our submission policy for more information,
There is no entry fee to participate in this event, and all personal information will be kept private. You must be 18 years of age or older to participate.
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