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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
Interestingly, La Nicks has to be willing to put her music with a producer as she cannot do it herself. So, I think having that trust with someone unproven commercially would be hard for most to have especially when a false move could ruin her career. So, I think she knows she commands more drawing power for a named producer if she is with a larger label.
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That makes sense. So probably a medium sized label would not be able to pay a producer that she wants?
Some producers that charge big are probably not necessarily better than some who don't charge quite as much. There just has to be a good fit.
Not that that would necessarily apply here, I was just thinking about it. You know, for when I need a producer for my album???
I mean, I would hardly expect Stevie to hunt around for a great producer at a reasonable price.
Wait..."false move ruin her career"?! um...okay...I guess...Yeah, I don't think a lot of TISL songs were very good anyway. But, you know...I guess that's true. Although I really wonder to what extent they could be "ruined" compared to how they turned out anyway.
