American Songwriter’s 2022 Song Contest drew a massive number of outstanding entries, so we believe it’s worth sharing some of our favorites. Check out the second part of those songs below. Volume I can be found HERE and the winners of this year’s contest can be found HERE.
“SONG TITLE” BY SONGWRITER(S)
Matthew Orgel · Happiness Is A BoyRyan Cam · All Of Your WaysJagger · I Go CrazyJosh Dillard Music · Old OjaiViolet Pen · Walk AwayBLAKE · NEVER MINEIndus Adams · Find MeHalo Kitsch · daddy’s girlRyan Cam · SoloAmber Farnan · MuseValeree · Say The WordBruce Ede · How That Feels (feat. Sinclair)Josh.H0 · Phoenix (Demo)Barry Carroll · Barry Carroll – Say A Prayer Matilda – MAIN (Mastered) – 11 18 22.wavCheeni · SuaveGreg Shilling · TWICE (DEMO)Chaz Langley · Walk Again (Acoustic/R&B)Andrew McGrath · Closer, Lover (Acoustic)
Get Your Songs In Front of Top Artists and A&R Executives. Enter American Songwriter’s 2023 Song Contest.
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