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How do you send a song to a radio station?
Sending an electronic press kit, press release or one-sheet including links to 1-3 of your best tracks is the most common way to approach radio stations, as well as press publications and blogs. The key is to make your email or press pack stand out and grab their attention.
How do you send music to radio stations?
Sending an electronic press kit, press release or one-sheet including links to 1-3 of your best tracks is the most common way to approach radio stations, as well as press publications and blogs. The key is to make your email or press pack stand out and grab their attention.
Can radio stations play any song?
As a noncommercial broadcast radio station (that might also stream over the Internet), you cannot simply play any music you want legally. You need permission. Fortunately, you don't have to go around cutting checks to every band whose music you use. Rather, you can pay to license music in bulk.
How much does it cost to promote a song to radio?
Generally speaking, promotion costs from $1,800 to $2,400, depending on whether we're doing an EP or a full-length release. The only other expense that factors into the campaign is the cost of postage. We normally mail out 300 CDs to radio stations, so postage and mailers will normally run about $750.
How do radio stations decide what songs to play?
Most radio stations will do music surveys and ask their listeners to vote on what music they would like to hear or do some sort of market research. This doesn't guarantee those songs will be added, but it gives the station a good idea of who is listening and what they want to hear.
How do I suggest a song to radio?
To request a song on the radio, call the station with the chosen song already in mind. If you get the busy signal, hang up and call again, since radio stations are often busy. Be prepared with a backup song in case they can't play your song of choice.
How do you request a song on Kiss FM?
Request A Song — 97.9/105.5 KISS-FM The #1 Hit Music Station. Enter your song and title information and your e-mail address and make a request, it's that simple! We get a lot of requests, but we will try to get reasonable requests on as soon as we can! *All fields are required.
How much do you get when your song is played on the radio?
Originally Answered: How much does an artist typically make each time their song is played on the radio? In the USA, larger commercial radio stations pay 12¢ per play, college stations pay 6¢ per play. Half that money goes to the publisher, the other half goes to the songwriter (or songwriters).
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