Devonte said...
"Vocalists be cautious if approached by the beat makers Discorci. First they may haggle you to accept a very low payment. And after providing them a demo, they may then tell you, after doing additional work and awarding you the gig, that you are not a good fit and refuse to pay you any portion of the gig fee.

They were overall bad communicators, pressed me to be prompt even though they themselves were “too busy” to reciprocate the good communication.

I do not recommend working with them in the future. Although this may be an isolated event, I want to highlight that vocalists and other service providers are far too often taken advantage of by “producers” on platforms such as Vocalizr. “Producers” exploit the demo process as well as revisions, despite paying an all time low fee for services that should be viewed as the investment they are.

My hope is that these beat makers “Discorci” learns to respect the creative process, and also learn to trust their creative instincts. If a write or artist does not feel like a good fit from the beginning, say no, and trust they will find what they are looking for."