Submit Your Song to the All Of It Public Song Project

WNYC News | Jan 13, 2023

It's 2023 and a new crop of artistic works have just entered the public domain. Many works from 1927 and earlier have shed their copyrights and now can be freely shared, copied, adapted, and recorded by anyone.

And if you're ready to go public with your new version of Sherlock Holmes or Ol' Man River — now, you can. WNYC's All Of It is inviting listeners to submit their own spin on songs to a new contest.

Host Alison Stewart and producer Simon Close joined Morning Edition host Michael Hill to talk about their new Public Song Project. You can also read more how to submit here.

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