Are music blogs dead?

Table of Contents:

1. Are music blogs dead?
2. Do music blogs still matter?
3. Why is blogging dead?
4. What blogs should I send my music to?
5. Are music blogs worth it?
6. How can I get my music on my blog?
7. When should you submit music to blogs?
8. Does Submithub cost money?
9. How do I get my album reviewed?
10. How do I submit an article to a music blog?

Are music blogs dead?

Music blogs were once widely considered an integral part of any music promotion effort. ... Much like cassettes and vinyl before them, blogs may not be as vital as they once were, but that does not mean they are dead and gone. There are countless blogs operating today, with more launching every month.

Do music blogs still matter?

Whether that's a live show or your song coming out of car speakers during a road trip - it does not matter. Music blogs in 2020 are no longer the cultural deities they were back in 2010, but that doesn't mean they are irrelevant.

Why is blogging dead?

Another reason why people think blogging is dead is because they aren't making any money from it. But, they might not realize that just because you have a blog with loyal readers doesn't mean you'll make money. You need to monetize your blog if you want to make money online.

What blogs should I send my music to?

Get started & submit music to blogs below...

• A&R Factory. ...
• IndiePulse Music Magazine. ...
• HighClouds. ...
• Xune Mag. ...
• Indie Shuffle. ...
• Cut The Pause. ...
• Aquarium Drunkard. ...
• Country Fried Rock.

Are music blogs worth it?

This isn't to say independent music blogs are completely dead. ... For new artists, you should definitely experiment with submitting to blogs. After all, there are only so many options you have to get more exposure with minimal financial risk. If you're just starting out and don't have much money, it's worth a shot.

How can I get my music on my blog?

5 Strategies to Get Your Music Featured on Blogs

1. Research content creators. If you want your music featured on Stereogum or Pitchfork, research the writers who cover your genre of music. ...
2. Send exclusives. ...
3. Don't mention competitors. ...
4. Have a clear call-to-action. ...
5. Be brief, creative, and professional.

When should you submit music to blogs?

Submit Music Before It's Released (or Within a Month After) Blogs don't want to promote stale music. So your submission needs to be for an upcoming release. Or something you've released within the past month. For example, I've submitted songs the week they came out and gotten write-ups.

Does Submithub cost money?

After uploading your song, the first step in the submission process is selecting what type of credit you'd like to use. Premium credits cost about $1, with discounts for buying in bulk. I usually go for 100 credits for $80 ($0.

How do I get my album reviewed?

How to get Your Album Reviewed

1. Don't ask permission. ...
2. Send a download link, not a streaming link. ...
3. Provide album art and band bio/press release. ...
4. Make sure your tracks are labeled! ...
5. Make an album trailer, EPK, or music video. ...
6. Don't submit your album on a weekend. ...
7. Make an effective pitch. ...
8. Follow up with patience and persistence.

How do I submit an article to a music blog?

How to submit to music blogs

1. Choose the right blogs for your music. Make sure you are submitting your music to a blog that usually features similar kind tracks. ...
2. Follow the submission guidelines. ...
3. Find the correct contact details. ...
4. Check spelling, grammar and punctuation. ...
5. Make it easy for the blogger.