March 1- March 31 “Recommended” Songs Considered for Pub Luncheon.
Congratulations to the writers below who had songs recommended between
March 1- March 31 for consideration for our Publisher Luncheon. These were submitted to the Song Evaluation Service and were recommended by the NSAI Evaluators who reviewed them.
NSAI staffers will review all songs recommended for the possibility of a Summer 2020 Publisher Luncheon.
Be sure to take a look at the hometowns of these great writers. Who knows… you may find your next co- writer! With NSAI members from all over the world, one of these folks might live just around the corner from you!
Writers below had songs “Recommended for Consideration” from
March 1- March 31
Jim King “Heart” Risco, Missouri
Bobby Evans “If I Were Any Better” Silex, Missouri
Bobby Evans “Leaving Up to Me” Silex, Missouri
Brad McKinney “Us Against a Dive Bar Band” Richmond, Kentucky
Olivia Kiene “Meryl Streep” Los Angeles, California
Mike Burke “Somedays” Nashville, Tennessee
Samme Cannon “More Business” Beaufort, South Carolina
Jay Matthes “You Try and Tell Her No” Waukesha, WIsconsin
Donna Opfer “Breakable” St. Louis, Missouri
Kyra Hunter Constancio “Vibin’” San Angelo, Texas
Alan Carpenter “Romance Chance” El Paso, Texas
Mark Stegall “Round Up” Danville, Virginia
Wayne Baratta “Wide Open” Poughkeepsie, New York
Jesse Waller “Something About This Crowd” Hendersonville, Tennessee
Buck Wild & Penelope Lane “American Boy, American Girl” Lambertville, New Jersey
Michael Meiners “Low Country Night” Winnetka, Illinois
Steven Sumners “God Never Sleeps” Seminole, Texas
Jefferson Hyll “Sattelite Crash” Cleveland, Tennessee
Tim Rand “When The Ride Slows Down” Little Rock, Arkansas
Frank J Snelson “I Call Home” Rolla, Missouri
*Names listed above do not reflect writers who have had songs recommended at any time other than March 2020.
These writers are being recognized by our evaluators as writers who are on the rise! These members have gotten the attention of our evaluators for their unique and promising writing skills. Keep an eye on these folks… they just keep getting better!
Richard Schroder: Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Eliza Harrison Smith: Cabin John, Maryland
Bobby Evans: Silex Missouri
Trevor Martin: Bowling Green, Kentucky
Britnee Kellogg: Vancouver, Washington
Joe Sims: Slidell, Louisiana
Olivia Kiene: Los Angeles, California
Jayne Sachs: Trotwood, Ohio
Trevor Peverley: Toronto, Ontario
Jay Matthes: Waukesha, Wisconsin
Holly Shipley: Dallas, Texas
David Lauver: Knoxville, Tennessee
Leanne Pearson: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Donna Opfer: St. Louis, Missouri
Kyra Hunter Constancio: San Angelo, Texas
Michael Saleta: Altona, Victoria
Alan Carpenter: El Paso, Texas
Rhonda Gessow: Woodside, California
Jefferson Hyll: Cleveland, Tennessee
Claire Bunnik: Pefferlaw, Ontario
Justin Gild: New York, New York
Rik Shafer: Pompano Beach, Florida
Brad Howard: Smyrna, Tennessee
Mark Stegall: Danville, Virginia
Mark Skinner: Hermitage, Tennessee
Leah Watts: Kansas City, Missouri
Carl Ellison: Durango, Colorado
Robert Cutrell: Evansville, Indiana
Heather Brockell: Nashville, Tenenssee
Wayne Baratta: Poughkeepsie, New York
Keith Vincent: Henderson, Kentucky
Jesse Waller: Hendersonville, Tennessee
Frank Renfordt: Hagen
Buck Wild & Penelope Lane: Lambertville, New Jersey
Amy Loftus: Culver City, California
Magnus Skogsberg: Trollhattan
Christopher Nurthen: Virginia Beach, Virginia
Michael Meiners: Winnetka, Illinois
Kevin Danzig: Vail, Colorado
Kathryn Rose Wood: New Orleans, Louisiana
Larry Jay: Topanga, California
Steven Sumners: Seminole, Texas
Mark Adorni: Folsom, California
Sarah Beth Ballard: Park City, Utah
Brad Peters: Brampton, Ontario
Dan Allen: Grand Blanc Michigan
Jeffrey Clarke: Des Planes, Illinois
Warren Jurgens: Olathe, Kansas
Dewey Longuski: Mason Michigan
Frank J Snelson: Rolla, Missouri
Richard Mack Harrell: Boca Raton, Florida
Joe McEnerney: Long Beach, New York
Gene Reid: Little Rock, Arkansas
Bryton Stoll: Bonner Springs, Kansas
*Names listed above do not reflect writers who have been recognized at any time other than March 2020.
