Monthly archives: January, 2019

Lord Conrad – “Only You”

The song was inspired by a tragic incident that happens in a night club situated in Ancona when the stage crashed and killed more than a few teenagers.Along with that, a dance video was published a few days ago with the Shuffle choreography being included and Nigerian dance group enjoying the rhythm and vibe. Saying this, the song Only You is now a mark of social redemption for African people as well, and once again it has a goal to spread the message on how we should enjoy the life journey and all the situations that occur in the process.

Digital stores: https://radiopromoter.lnk.to/lordconrad?fbclid=IwAR2tml6am57dZQ0rKL7X5EoEp_NJKx57Z5f-89p-7YMOvumgx0B35ZneSTI
Spotify Link of song: https://open.spotify.com/album/7k00l11tiIzEfNM9ohutXg
Youtube Link of song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylFXqukKXM0
Soundcloud link of song https://soundcloud.com/user-616881552/lord-conrad-only-you
Your Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Conrad.Lord1
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lordconraditaly/
Official website https://www.lordconrad.com/



JRS3 (@whoisjrs3) – “Shutdown”

Shutdown is a song about politics, the struggle, helping others, awareness, fear of GOD, and most importantly it is about fighting for your right to be heard and not silenced.

https://twitter.com/whoisjrs3



AseCard (@AseCard) – “Klikitty Klak” (Dir. by S. Mielz)

AseCard releases the latest single to his upcoming double album release, ‘Comfort Zone’. This video and song displays how Ase picked himself up from rock bottom to emerge at the top of his game and keep succeeding in life.

Follow @AseCard everywhere online.



BlackLight (@blackliteTrance) – Bass is Pumpin (Original Mix)

Bass is definitely pumping with this one! BlackLight delivers a fun, soulful, good vibes, and all around great track for the dance floor, working out, or doing whatever to!

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blacklighttrance/
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/blacklighttrance
Twitter: https://twitter.com/blackliteTrance
Instagram: http://instagram.com/blacklightedm/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4GoCR0cSV4uOMulnVSWd5h
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/plurredvisionrecords/
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/label/plurred-vision-records/56241
Traxsource: https://www.traxsource.com/label/28560/plurred-vision-records
ReverbNation: http://www.reverbnation.com/blacklite
Tumblr: http://blacklighttrance.tumblr.com/
Website: https://www.plurredvisionrecords.com/

Link to the song: https://soundcloud.com/blacklighttrance/bass-is-pumpin-original-mix-1



Growing Kai (@GrowingKai) – “Only You”

Growing Kai’s debut single Only You is available now, it’s indie rock, and a must listen.

https://www.facebook.com/Growing-Kai-571699723302773
https://twitter.com/GrowingKai

https://open.spotify.com/track/2tFlBlMq3G74Xym1UHl0yG?si=yll5KXljRF2M-xPQnsVxpg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyWc4rSL3vU



Dinco D Presents – Bigg East Vol 1 (@Maine80)

The hot new project Dinco D Presents: Bigg East Vol 1, available now at digital retailers.

Instagram: @ghettolifemusictv
Twitter: @Maine80

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dinco-d-presents-bigg-east-vol-1/1438620990



Johnny Please (@Johnnyplease_) – “Distractions”

After a long break from music, this is Johnny Please’s first song of 2019. He comes back to reconnect with his fans and tell them about the distractions that kept him from achieving more last year. Expecting that he’s figured it out or found a solution, he admits that he hasnt learned yet and that he is forever a work in progress. The cover art is symbolic to an introverted female. It resembles the female gamer, Luxxbunny.

Twitter- Johnnyplease_
Instagram- Johnnyplease
Snapchat- Johnnyplease



J. Tallie (@JTallieGME) – “Kush & Cognac”

Here’s the hot new single from J. Tallie entitled “Kush & Cognac”, taken from his brand new 15-track ‘Suavae’ album, which is out now.

Twitter: @JTallieGME



A Guide to Getting Your Music Albums Reviewed

It might seem easy to go out and have the major media outlets review your music album. However, it is is not as simple as you think and the landscape is changing in terms of what works. This is why I have adjusted and started implementing new ideas with regards to getting my albums reviewed. This is where the Internet is able to come in handy and offer real value over the long-term.

Start with the Blogs

Yes, online blogs are ideal when it comes to reviews but it is a tough process to find the best ones for your genre. There are a multitude of options and each editor is going to have their own requirements with regards to the albums put in front of them. However, if you want to get started in the music industry, this is your best bet moving forward. These editors are not going to be working with major brands and that will make it easier for a newcomer to get a foot through the door. Otherwise, a lot of major reviewers stick to what their sponsors want. in this case, you are able to at least speak to the editor of the blog.

Where do you locate these blogs?

There are various places to look when it comes to finding quality blogs. It is best to head over to the hypem.com and start there. They have a collection of music blogs listed in one place for you to go through. This makes it easier to move forward with the process.

Please remember, you have to be prepared before speaking to one of these blogs. This means you want to have a detailed kit ready to go (i.e. pictures, accessible files). Whenever they ask for them, you should be ready to go.

If you don’t want to use an online resource, you can have head over to Google and start finding specialized music blogs on your own too. There are many Internet radio stations that may be willing to work with you and your music. To do things smartly, don’t be afraid to use quotation marks in your search queries. This ensures those specific phrases (i.e. electronic music) pops up with each listing on Google.

Additional music aggregators include:

www.npr.org/music/blogs – Ideal for most top-tier music blogs and regularly updated

www.elbo.ws – Great music blog aggregator

http://thesocialmediaverificationteam.com/music-blog-submission-service/ – good service

Locate the Top Companies and Their Reps

In the past, it has been noted how well people do when they speak with their instrument manufacturers. Those companies are more than happy to sponsor musicians and can make it easier to get through the front door as a newcomer.

By speaking to one of these companies, you may also get the opportunity to show up on their personal blog/newsletter/social media account. It is a good launching pad and does work for those who don’t have a lot of traction online going into the process. You should always be ready to communicate with their representatives and see what they are able to do for you through their social media accounts or newsletters.

Pay Attention to Networking

Networking is the name of the game for those entering the music industry especially when it comes to getting reviews. It is not going to be an easy process but you have to keep going whether it involves speaking to editors, music stores, companies, or Internet radio channels. It is all about getting your name out there and putting in the hard work that’s necessary to grow. When you do this the right way, you’re going to see tremendous growth as a newcomer.

Focus on Local Options

The power of local media is unheralded and goes a long way when you pursue it the right way. This can include local blogs, newspapers, social media personalities, and other local resources. You want to be able to reach out to these outlets and find a way to get showcased on their main channels (i.e. blogs/forums/accounts). By doing this, you are going to become a part of the local music economy and that will lead to numerous networking opportunities in the future. This is how you are going to show them your worth and why you should be featured as a local artist.

Concluding Thoughts

Remember, there is no set formula when it comes to reaching out and speaking with one of the leading media outlets. You simply have to put in the time and continue to crack away until you are able to find the right fit for your genre/style. As long as you have a good press kit ready to go at all times, you will be able to get things done over time. This is not one of those situations where it is time to start forcing people to take up your offer. However, you should definitely feel confident to reach out with follow-up emails to see what they have to say about your music. When you take the time to spread the word and communicate, you will be able to get reviewed in a timely manner.



DAME (@IntrovertDame) – “Introvert Dame”

Superb new project from DAME entitled Introvert Dame.

https://smarturl.it/introvertdame

Social Link: @IntrovertDame
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfidnwAufS9wpdmTl5oXc0w