Pitch your music.
Know when it's heard.
Send one polished, private listening link instead of attachments. Control access, present your music properly and see what happens after you hit send.
Don't just send a file. Send a pitch.
The same track lands very differently depending on how you send it.
- MP3 attachment or generic link
- Little control once sent
- No idea whether it was played
- Files can be downloaded and forwarded
- Generic presentation
- Private listening page
- Artwork, video and context
- Control who gets access
- See when they listen
- Revoke access when needed
Make the listen feel intentional.
Give your tracks artwork, notes, credits, video and context in a listening page that feels made for the music, not exported from a file manager.
No reply doesn't have to mean no idea.
See when your link is opened, what gets played and how long they listen. You'll know whether to follow up, give it time, or move on.
Unreleased means unreleased.
Protect a pitch with a PIN, restrict access and revoke the link whenever you need to. Your music stays private until you decide otherwise.
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How to send music to record labels the right way
Find the right label
Don't spray your track across hundreds of inboxes. Look for labels already releasing music adjacent to yours.
Follow their submission rules
If they ask for a specific format, contact or submission form, use it.
Keep your message short
Say who you are, why you're contacting them and why this particular track belongs with them.
Send one clean listening link
Avoid huge attachments and sprawling folders. Make it effortless to press play.
Lead with your strongest track
Don't make someone hunt through twelve demos to find the one you actually believe in.
Follow up intelligently
Give them time. Follow up once, politely, and use actual listening activity where available rather than chasing blindly.
Make your next pitch count.
One private listening link, beautifully presented, with control and listening insight built in.