Tiwanda 'Ne Ne' Lovelace was like many other unknown artists who were used and then discarded by the music industry. She has survived countless attacks on her character, and has lived to tell the

Tiwanda 'Ne Ne' Lovelace was like many other unknown artists who were used and then discarded by the music industry. She has survived countless attacks on her character, and has lived to tell the tale as a true survivor.

Facing many struggles as an outcast, a black woman, a wife, a mother, and as a writer and lyricist, she has written many songs to which she never received credit. She was the co-writer of the song, "What Can I Say to You (to Justify My Love)" for the artist Hi-Fives, for which credit was given to secure contract.

Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Lovelace attended Wayne County Community College and studied psychology and paralegal studies. She also attended the Community College of Southern Nevada for psychology and paralegal studies. Currently, she lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lovelace was contracted with Zomba, a major music publishing company for Jive Records, which is now BMG-Zomba publishing company. It was then placed within Universal Music Publishing Group, becoming the world's largest music publishing business.

Instead of administering her publishing by securing copyrights and ensuring that her works were protected, the major publishing company neglected all their contractual obligations. However, what they didn't count on was that she had secured copyrights and maintained all related documentation.

Music Business: It's a Dirty Game, this book written by Lovelace, exposes corruption in the music industry. She proves it using supporting documents, copyrights, public records, court documents, journal entries, and contracts. Many have found Lovelace's book to be an interesting and thought-driven read.

Having been in the music industry since 1991, our company has more than 21 years of experience. She is now determined to help others before they sign a contract with a major company. It is her goal to ensure that every aspiring artist is fully equipped before they sign.

Lovelace is not anti-music; in fact, she loves music. She also loves living in America, but she feels that it is not okay to allow those with money and power to blatantly infringe on our rights. She loves helping others and wants to ensure that no one goes through what she did.

Now Founder of Seven West Productions, Lovelace offerpublishing set-up and preparation services at a low cost for new writers and authors seeking to publish eBooks, set-up P.O.D. for printed copies! You maintain full ownership of your work! Unlike other companies, we provide a list of publishing outlets for you to choose from (which includes Seven West Productions).

Contact: Tiwanda Lovelace

P. O. Box 400001

Las Vegas, NV 89140

Phone: [phone]

E-Mail: [e-mail]

Website:http://7westpublishing.com/

Дата добавления: 2015-09-30