Use the Music How are Jana’s songs being used? Jana’s songs educate, energize, soothe, inspire, and motivate. Currently they are being used by: Professional Speakers Music Therapists Trainers Group Facilitators Counselors Wellness Professionals Nia Teachers Educators Youth Leaders Fitness Teachers Dance Teachers Learn more about the uses for Music Therapy.

How can Jana’s songs be used to enhance what I do?

• Play them for walking-in or walking-out music at your next event.
• If you’re making an audio program or series, use clips from the songs to create transitions that reinforce your message.
• Use them in a classroom setting or educational programs.
• Learn sign language to all or part of one song and perform it.
• Share the music with your movement teacher so you can dance to it in class.
• Use a song to start discussions in a group setting.
• Play a song during reflection time in a seminar.
• Program songs as "on-hold" music at your office.
• Play them in your waiting room.

Do I need permission?

"The reason my co-writers and I create these songs is so that people will hear them, use them, and enjoy them. There are very few radio stations out there to play this kind of music, so please be our DJ’s."
-Jana Stanfield

You have Jana’s permission to play the songs that she has written in any group setting. For extra credit, email business@JanaStanfield.com to tell us how you’re using them and what results you’re having. We love to share that with the other songwriters on the CDs.

If you plan to use the songs in a musical recording or a spoken word audio program, we’ll be happy to make a license available. The statutory royalty rate is $.08 for every copy you sell. For every 100 copies, you’ll pay $8 to be split between Jana and her co-writer(s). This is the same rate Jana pays the other songwriters on her CDs, and it’s the same rate Reba McEntire pays Jana.

"When we hear nothing but the spoken word, our brain filters the message and shuts out whatever it’s not interested in. The great thing about music is that it enters our minds from a different direction. It doesn’t get caught in the ‘brain filter’ because the positive message in a song comes in through the heart."
-Jana Stanfield