Note: This is NOT a review site. I am NOT a journalist. I am NOT a critic.
Since 2011, this site has been a labor of love and has been maintained by donations from DIY music creators and indie music lovers from all over the world. We love all of You for the support, encouraging words and friendships formed.
Blessings & Gratitude!
This is a community driven platform.
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We give priority to submissions sent through the form below. Please do not be discouraged by my lack of a reply, never underestimate the power of a follow-up email, and feel free to submit multiple times with different songs or projects.
We are here for the little guys. We are most interested in smaller indies and DIY’ers who have NOT achieved 100,000 Spotify plays overnight, been featured on major platforms, or have absurdly large social media followings. On the flip side, we have covered many bands and artists over the years before they reached higher levels of success; and THAT is AWESOME!!!
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Fill out the form below so we can jam your music.
If you are looking for more blogs to submit to, the services listed below can help you expedite the process of finding and submitting to them.
- Musosoup: See an analysis of Groover vs Musosoup and Submithub vs Musosoup. You pay a flat fee for access to their curators. They invest a lot into their platform to make and keep it a valuable for both curators and artists.
- SubmitHub: Bloggers receive 50 cents for screening submissions and giving 20+ words of feedback. Read my article about this service.
- Groover: Newer to the scene, large database of curators, buy Grooviz in order to promote your releases. The curators receive Grooviz they can cash out or transfer to artist accounts to promote songs. (Submithub offers a similar feature via their credits system.)
