3 Effective Ways To Send Your Music To Record Labels

Many people know that they can use Tunecore to upload their music to Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, and the popular music streaming platforms.

But Tunecore is also a quite large music licensing & publishing company.

You pay a $75 one time fee and get to submit unlimited music for placement in Film, TV, & Video Games.

They've placed songs in a bunch of TV shows and movies like FX's Atlanta, TBS's Conan, Lethal Weapon, Amazon Echo, and Jimmy Fallon just to name a few.

They take a 15% cut of the royalties and a 20% cut of the sync licensing check, but these are inconsequential to the value you get with the service.

You can get started by uploading your tracks to Tunecore, then submit them for opportunities after you've uploaded.

I may not have a record label just yet, but I take my fair share of music submissions for the blog.

I can tell you begging gets you nowhere. Giving YOURSELF enough opportunities to succeed gets you to where you want to be.

One way to do that is by submitting your music through an established music contact.

Why?

Because a music executive getting an email from a name they recognize is much more likely to get opened than from some random person.

If you were a new music blogger, where would you go if you wanted to listen to new music?

To more established music blogs!

Labels and bloggers are constantly checking other music blogs because they borrow content from each other.

And to be quite honest, blogs are becoming the new A&R's of the industry. The more blog coverage you get, the better chance you have of getting label's attention.

Labels DON'T want you coming to them without somewhat of an established fan base. The less money they have to spend on marketing, the better.

Your e mail address will be used as the return address! You will get direct feedback or inquiries directly from them! Not from us. You get personal contact with the record labels if they show interest in you!

Whether you are a seasoned veteran or a new aspiring musician, one should
already know that creating awareness goes hand in hand with possessing a great quality product, and there is no such thing as enough publicity coverage or air play.

It is an absolute MUST that your music gets into the hands of the people who can get your potential hit single to the masses; the DJ. The best way to do this is to distribute your hottest track to not only 1 record pool, but as many as possible. That is where I come in!

I have already done all of the work for you, by conducting extensive research and narrowing it down to the world's best record pools; those that will give your song an honest shot at getting into rotation. $5 gets your song to 3 record pools, making it accessible to Thousands of DJ's (*more depending on genre)! Upgrade for more record pool submissions. Remember, there is NO SUCH THING as enough exposure in the entertainment industry!

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Click the button below to submit!

Submitting things in bulk is a huge time saver.

Case in point: the reason why you want more followers on Twitter, Facebook, or SoundCloud is so there are more people to broadcast your music too.

Look at submitting music through these services like you would a re-post on SoundCloud. It helps hasten the exposure process.

Also, when you submit to labels try and come up with a unique pitch. THINK like they think. Labels want really good artists in their repertoire, but they also have to make money to stay afloat.

If you can show them you're already making money and have a solid fan base, they're more likely to respond to you.

If you're struggling earning income from your music, click here to get some marketing resources to help.