Sarz holds beat Competition

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photos of Sarz beats
Sarz beats




Music Producer, Sarz has decided to give an upcoming artist the chance to feature in his next album by holding a beat competition.
The winner who will also give the artist N150,000, but will have to download a free beat by Sarz and than provide a verse and chorus for the beat. All entries are to be sent to SarzGiveAway@beatby sarz.com, before the competition closes on March 24. The winner will be determined by a panel of judges chaired by Sarz.   


To enter the competition simply :
1. Record a song using the Sarz remade version of Phil Collins “PARADISE”
Link: https://soundcloud.com/sarz-osaretin/phil-collins-paradise-remake

2. Send your entry to MAKEAHIT@naijareview.com
3. These entries would be taken and with the help of our judges (QD (360nobs.com), Michael (Naijareview), Sarz, Bob Alash (Jaguda.com)) ,we will short list 10 people.
4. A winner would then be selected out of the 10 short listed entries.
The Second Phase,The Winner would get a fully recorded single and free promotion both online and on radio.
Note ; Competition Starts on the 11th of October and submission closes after two weeks, competition is open to only upcoming artists.
Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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