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Music Review Experts Give Their Take on Rap Ringtone Sales

Major Rap record labels are generating high revenues from the sales of ringtones to mobile phone users. Most of these count on the sales to offset the sinking CD sales. It costs around 2-3 dollars to purchase ringtones. The rap ringtones can either be snippets usually cut from the part in the song that seems to have the funkiest beat, memorable rhyme, catch phrases or even the chorus. Let’s hear what music review experts have to say concerning the sale of rap ringtones.

In an interview on the New York Post, Amanda Marks commented that sales of rap ringtones are yet to hit the ceiling. Amanda is the Executive vice president and General Manager of digital distribution for Universal Music Group Distribution. She further hinted that they will allow consumers to listen to a preview of the songs before they buy them as an incentive to boost ringtone sales.

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How to Write a Music Review

“Five Tips for a Successful Music Review”

1. Who Should Write a Review?

Writing an informative and captivating music review can be a challenging task. It is helpful if the reviewer is a musician and understands music theory, musical styles, and the type of music to be reviewed. It is essential for the reviewer to be aware of the target audience for which the music review is intended. My reviews are targeted to music teachers who have in in-depth understanding and appreciation of music.

2. What Does the Reader Want to Know?

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Stroke Patients Benefit From Music Therapy

Music therapy is used widely for rehabilitation of patients that have had a stroke. A study reported by Brain Journal of Neurology by the Oxford University Press stated that incorporating music into standard stroke rehabilitation treatments helps improve recovery of speech and memory.

Specifically, when comparing treatment of music to either language therapy or no alternative therapy, the music had a more significant impact on recovery than the use of audio books or no additional stimuli at all. The study also showed that the music lightened the spirits of patients.

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