Paula C Snyder -- soulfully nostalgic music with a modern flair

I have been working in the studio now over a year on about 15 more songs for publication. It has been a long & frustrating time -- very slow going. I keep thinking about what I am going to do with these songs when I am finished. I really enjoy the process of recording the songs, and "producing" them with my sound engineer to make them bigger and more interesting than I would be able to present them as a soloist.



There are so many limitations to creating into a marketable product.… Continue

Many years ago I recorded a birthday tape for my father. I was 22. Sitting on the bed in my apartment with my guitar, turning on & off the tape recorder -- I poured my heart out, sang songs to my Dad to tell him how I felt, sang songs we used to sing together, bared my soul sharing new songs I wrote.



My father passed away in 1992. I was a single parent at the time & the only child in the immediate area. My sister & brother came in for a few days, but I was alone when I… Continue

Music for Life



I am trying on a new concept: "Music for Life". Music has been an integral part of my life since birth. My father sang to me. My mother hummed around the house. Our family entertainment was sing-alongs after dinner & holiday events. High School & friend activities were centered around music. Good emotions & heartbreak were reiterated in the music I listened to. I wrote music to spill my heart out. I shared my music for my own emotional comfort and that… Continue

As a former entertainment agent, I was in contact with both reliable & unreliable musicians, all sorts of professionals, organizations, and families, people who were confident about what they wanted in music & people who were not. People use live music (& DJs) to enhance the atmosphere at an event or to entertain the guests, provide dance music, etc. People sometimes use "canned" music. Though I no longer act as entertainment agent (maybe I'll revisit this in the future?), I am… Continue