u/BigGreenApples

Long story short, I misclicked and selected the incorrect day to fly out. Really, really stupid mistake (I was staring at the screen for several hours comparing flight prices, and severely sleep deprived at that point) but I’ve since learned my lesson. I contacted JetBlue support on what the standard protocol was for this, and they were really awesome and helped me to cancel the flight, to which I will receive a full refund.

My question now is when should I expect the refund to process? I’d ideally like to book the correct flight now with that money. Since it was done all within the same hour, I’m hoping that the process is sooner rather than later. How long did it take you guys to receive a refund from a flight cancellation, if you’ve done such before?

I’ve been working on an RnB/Pop song for a little bit now, and it’s in a good place, but I feel like it’s missing something. That something (extra vocals, extra synth, extra drums, etc.) is the thing I cannot figure out. I’ve had a couple of folks review the song in its current state, and they all agree that it’s good, but it’s also missing something.

I’ve given the song time to simmer, left it for a couple of weeks so that I can get used to not hearing it so much and come back with a fresh perspective, etc. But I still can’t figure out what to do with it, and it’s kind of driving me mad now. The song definitely has a specific vibe that I’m trying to fit into as well so it’s a little more difficult throwing stuff at it and trying to get it to stick.

I was tentatively thinking about hiring a co-producer, but I’ve never done such before so I’m a bit intimidated. I also DIY everything because it’s just more cost-friendly to me. At the same time, I’m quite tired of hearing the song and feeling like it’s at a solid 75%, and often times, two minds are better than one. What would you do in this situation?

There's a new flair: Check Out My Band App!

There's been a couple of people that want to use the subreddit to promote their apps that help people find a band. Instead of trying to remove multiple posts at a time, it could be more beneficial to have a catered flair for these posts and further promote people being able to find people to play in their community.

For now, we're diligently testing it out. If at any point this starts to become a space where band app developers are simply flooding the subreddit with pleas to use their app (thus overshadowing posts from actual individuals), the flair will be removed and we will go back to removing posts that are solely concerned with app promotion.

With the addition of this new flair, app developers are prohibited from spamming under users' posts about their app. Please let us know any thoughts, comments, or recommendations.