Marketing professionals can understand internet marketing and search engine optimization. Find out what one music producer out of the greater New York City area is doing to expand his reach into the potential internet fan base attracted to the Lost in translation project. Chris Sutter is a recording artist that has worked in the music industry for a number of years. Christian is working on new music for a project titled "Lost in translation" and independent music film documentary including music videos with subtitles in a number of different translations. The music will appear on iTunes stores between 2014 and 2015. The release of "Lost in translation 2015" will happen on February 14th 2015. The multiple of languages provides an interesting aspect of search engine optimization to reach an international market. The foundation of music is an inspiration that will lead to future music created by Christian Sutter in the future for educational linguistic learning projects. The mission : To create the ability of understanding lyrics in music with translated subtitles in a multiple languages. Enjoy this slide.

1. CTSUTTER - Lost in translation 2015
Lost In Translation 2015

2. Lost In Translation 2015
What is lost in translation? VK.com/LOSTINTRANSLATION2015
Lost in translation is a music project that is intent on placing subtitles in music
videos. The subtitles are placed to provide international listeners with
translations of lyrics in videos of music performed by CTSUTTER. The project
was inspired by the social media website VK. The VK website offers a place for
social networking and has features that any professional music producer can
enjoy when sharing new music online. Lost in translation 2015 is about starting
with an idea for adding subtitles in other languages to music videos in hopes to
create a foundation around future educational music. Music training linguists to
better understand a language and applying that education to entertaining
popular music could be something that people gravitate to when considering
music in the future. If you understand it. You know if you like it.

3. VK Pages and Groups
Many VK pages and Groups are being created for the project and for general discussion among the
music industry existing on VK. Check out some of the page and group links on the VK website!
http://vk.com/recordreleases http://vk.com/musiciansforhire http://vk.com/radioquality http://vk.com/microphonetechnique
http://vk.com/workingmusician http://vk.com/musicandmodels http://vk.com/independentpublisher
http://vk.com/russianmusicindustry http://vk.com/recordingartists http://vk.com/musiciansontour
http://vk.com/musicinukraine http://vk.com/musicinrussia http://vk.com/ukrainemusicindustry
http://vk.com/musicindustryukraine http://vk.com/professionalguitarist http://vk.com/femalesingers
http://vk.com/musicinnewyork http://vk.com/ctsutter http://vk.com/LitRussian
http://vk.com/lostintranslation2015 http://vk.com/DutchTranslation

4. What inspired the idea?
It wasn’t the VK alone. Music was also the inspiration. My friends enjoyed a
song that I worked on with Bruno Beatz. Bruno Beatz is a superstar in the
recording engineering world and has worked with a lot of amazing professional
artists. I was once present when Memphis Bleek said; “Bruno is the truth.” The
song that inspired the lyrical translation idea is called “I Think I Love You” and
it’s available on the VK. All you have to do is search music and type in
CTSUTTER and you can find songs like “I Think I Love You” and “Sweet Love”
under my artist name. Music will be released in the future independently and
shopped to a number of music supervisors. The release of “I Think I Love You”
to iTunes stores will happen this June. Releasing music independently has
been made really easy with links like this one; http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-
7634065-10491970

5. I Think I love You
Free Download?
The free download for “I Think I Love You” can be found on soundcould today
and downloaded free. Once the music is on iTunes the download ability will be
removed and fans of CTSUTTER will be able to find the song on iTunes.
Follow this link for the free download and follow Christian Sutter on
SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/christian-sutter/i-think-i-love-you

6. When will Lost in Translation Release?
The Lost in translation project includes a song called “Lost In Translation” the music with be released
over time along with subtitle music videos and the foundation of the project is on track to be completed
by February 2015. The Lost in translation project release will include new music and film archive of
footage collected from various recording sessions and interviews of professional recording artists like
Justin Slavo. Producer Bruno Beatz will be working on some of the music. And as of a few days ago
professional drummer Leo Freire agreed to answer some questions in an interview. The project
consists of music and threading the concept of what gets “Lost in translation” Interviews with
professional musicians and others will be included. We have all had a moment when we are speaking
with someone that doesn’t fully understand our own language. Improving understanding in those
moments by translating music and applying the subtitles in video content. The full project releases on
Valentines 2015. When visiting the studio where Bruno Beatz was working on the production of “On
my way to you” and “Thanks for nothing” a few photographs were taken for the project and can be
found on VK.
http://vk.com/MusicInNewYork

7. Find A Translation
Click the image and visit the page. Find translations in that language posting
about the Lost in translation 2015 project by CTSUTTER.
http://vk.com/CTSUTTER http://vk.com/LostInTranslation2015
Follow along in any language. Sign up for VK and find your translation. If you
would like to see another language added to the list message
http://vk.com/ChristianSutter
By Christian Thomas Sutter August 26th 2014 presentation for slideshare.