What to Give Mom This Mother's Day
Mar 23, 2020
NEW YORK, March 25, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- As every year, the second Sunday in May is Mother's Day. Without a doubt, this year's Mother's Day on May 10 will be different from those in years past. The COVID-19 epidemic is taking a toll on the entire world, not only economically, but also in the lives and well-being of everyone.
The safest way to shop for a Mother's Day present in 2020 is online shopping. Bring My Song To Life can create a custom made song for your mom. No songwriting or music skills are needed and the entire project, including the gift delivery takes place online.
Many are wondering what to give their moms this year. Virtual gifts are ideal in situations like this one. Here is an extra special gift: A personalized song. Bring My Song To Life, part of the successful music production company Tunedly, can make this possible. The company promises that anyone can create a special song for their mom this Mother's Day. No songwriting or musical skills are needed. The song can be created entirely online and given to the recipient through the always included Personal Story Page.
Mylene Besancon, CEO and co-founder of Bring My Song To Life, says: "All we need is the story you want to tell. This can be anything – a special moment you had with your mother, the story of her life or just something funny. Tell us what you want the song to be about, and our group of songwriters and musicians will write custom lyrics and compose a memorable song."
Bring My Song To Life was added to the Tunedly line of services in fall 2019. Tunedly, an innovative music production and music publishing solution for songwriters, was founded in 2015 by entrepreneurs Chris Erhardt and Besancon. Bring My Song To Life mainly provides music as an anniversary gift, custom wedding music or as a unique birthday present idea.
To find out more about Bring My Song To Life, visit bringmysongtolife.com.
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Tunedly, 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958
Chris Erhardt, CEO, [email protected], 315-913-5776
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