Send the track. Explain the signal. Choose the route.
Submit music for label review, Spotify or SoundCloud consideration, studio production, mixing, mastering or another defined collaboration.
Choose the desk that needs your track.
Selecting the correct route helps the submission reach the right type of review.
Independent Label
For selected projects seeking a possible label relationship, release development or connected catalogue route.
Playlist Consideration
For an officially released Spotify track submitted for possible editorial or playlist consideration.
Demo and Discovery
For public or private SoundCloud links, alternative versions, remixes, live takes and developing work.
Production Project
For music requiring recording, arrangement, production, vocal editing, mixing, mastering or audio repair.
Context lets the music arrive correctly.
A submission does not need a large press kit, but it should identify the project and explain what kind of review is being requested.
A direct listening link
Use one accessible Spotify, SoundCloud, private streaming or other public music link that opens without unnecessary steps.
The correct artist and track name
Use the professional name that should be associated with the submission and future communication.
The current stage of the music
Identify whether the track is a demo, unfinished production, approved mix, mastered release or already distributed recording.
A specific reason for submitting
Explain whether you want label review, production support, playlist consideration, feedback or another defined conversation.
Authority to share the recording
Only submit music that you created, represent or are otherwise authorised to provide for review.
Lead with the song that explains the artist.
A focused submission makes it easier to hear the central identity of the project and understand whether the proposed route is relevant.
What happens after the track is sent.
The process depends on the selected route, project relevance and the information supplied with the submission.
The submission enters the selected route
The link and project information are associated with label, platform, studio or general review.
The information is checked for usability
Broken links, missing context or unclear requests may prevent a meaningful review.
The music is considered for the relevant purpose
Review criteria differ between label selection, playlist curation and studio service enquiries.
A relevant next step may be proposed
This could be a request for more information, a studio discussion or a project-specific conversation.
Any actual arrangement is confirmed separately
No service, release, placement or collaboration begins solely because the form was submitted.
Put the track on the correct desk.
Complete the essential project information and continue to the contact route for final submission.
Only submit music you have authority to share.
A submission may contain recordings, performances, compositions, samples, artwork and personal information belonging to different people.
Open a relevant conversation.
No automatic placement or agreement.
Before sending the signal.
Can I submit an unfinished demo?
Yes. Select the label, SoundCloud or studio route and clearly explain which parts of the project remain unfinished.
Can I send more than one track?
Begin with one representative track. Add a second link only when it is genuinely necessary to understand the wider project.
Can I submit the same track for several routes?
Choose the primary purpose of the submission. Explain any relevant secondary request inside the project context.
Can I use a private listening link?
Yes, provided the complete private URL works and remains accessible for the required review.
Will I receive detailed feedback?
Submission does not guarantee feedback. Any detailed consultation or production review may need to be arranged as a separate service.
Does the label own music after submission?
No. Submission alone does not transfer copyright, master ownership, publishing rights or distribution authority.
Can I submit a remix or song containing samples?
Only when you are authorised to share the material and accurately disclose any relevant third-party content.
Should I attach large audio files?
Use a reliable streaming or private listening link unless specific file delivery is requested later.
One strong track. One clear reason.
Choose the correct review route, check the listening link and explain what you want the music to do next.