Music
I need to find a girl with a pretty voice to provide vocals for some of the new tracks that I am working on. Where in the world am I supposed to find one of those? They don’t just stand outside of home depot looking for work.
Hmm.. I do know a certain someone with a beautiful voice who is looking for a music career to take off, but they are all the way in Dayton and I don’t think that telecommuting is an option in this instance.
The search continues. No matter how much I tweak the vocal options on my computer I still cant make my own voice sound pretty like an angel. =)
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