American Idol's Songwriting Contest Appears Cloudy

BuddyKris · 03-26-2007, 01:00 AM

The people behind American Idol did not foresee that the show’s season six would be a very demanding installment. The national songwriting contest, which was originally intended to determine the song of the top two finalists on American Idol’s May 23nd finale, may not materialize since American Idol producers are swamped with other endeavors.

Last August, it was disclosed that the national song-writing contest would be open to both signed and unsigned songwriters, and that millions of viewers will hear the winning song during the finale episode of American Idol’s sixth season. In line with this, American Idol creator Simon Fuller affirmed that it would significantly help determine the song that would ideally match the finalists.

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03-26-2007, 01:00 AM	#1
BuddyKris Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 3,810,290	The people behind American Idol did not foresee that the show’s season six would be a very demanding installment. The national songwriting contest, which was originally intended to determine the song of the top two finalists on American Idol’s May 23nd finale, may not materialize since American Idol producers are swamped with other endeavors. Last August, it was disclosed that the national song-writing contest would be open to both signed and unsigned songwriters, and that millions of viewers will hear the winning song during the finale episode of American Idol’s sixth season. In line with this, American Idol creator Simon Fuller affirmed that it would significantly help determine the song that would ideally match the finalists. To read the rest, click here.