Hello, I'm Tom Robinson and here are the tracklistings for - a podcast and radio show broadcast every Monday from 2-3am on . Each week we showcase some of my favourite new tunes by emerging and independent artists, and in this episode you can hear:
MØSS, ST. JUDE THE OBSCURE, HAYSTACK MONOLITH, OWEN DUFF, LEON OF ATHENS, TOBIAS BEN JACOB, JAMES NUMBERE, IRINA, CONOR HOUSTON, THE DESERT, JUSTTIZE, JOSH SAVAGE, ALBERT JONES, SWIMMING GIRLS, DANIEL WEBSTER and PLïNKï PLøNKï
How to Listen...
This is the episode broadcast on Monday 31st July 2017. You can listen again for 30 days (until Wed 30th August) on , using the on your mobile device, or as a rich playlist on the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Music app and web pages.
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All music has been sourced from the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Introducing Uploader and start times below are for the podcast version of the show...
MØSS - Feel [starts 00:11]
ST. JUDE THE OBSCURE - Ruins [starts 05:26]
HAYSTACK MONOLITH - Let's Vibrate [starts 08:37]
OWEN DUFF - His Light Will Save Me [starts 12:26]
LEON OF ATHENS - Fire Inside You [starts 15:15]
http://www.leonofathens.com
TOBIAS BEN JACOB - 89 [starts 18:14]
JAMES NUMBERE - Don't Stop [starts 21:06]
IRINA - Out of Life [starts 24:59]
CONOR HOUSTON - No Added Sugar [starts 27:32]
THE DESERT - Just Get High [starts 32:11]
JUSTTIZZE - Mess [starts 35:24]
JOSH SAVAGE - Ghosts [starts 39:13]
ALBERT JONES - Dreamers [starts 41:52]
SWIMMING GIRLS - 2 Kids [starts 46:33]
DANIEL WEBSTER - Holy A [starts 49:49]
PLïNKï PLøNKï - Happy Birthday Emily [starts 54:42]
ARTISTS…
After being featured by Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Introducing you may receive emails from PR companies with impressive client lists, saying they like your music and want to help you get further radio airplay. Please be aware this doesn't make you unique or special - lots of our artists receive these emails from companies who are simply seeking new customers for their paid services. Hiring a professional radio promotion team - just because they happen to send you an email - isn't neccessarily the best use of your money at this point.
In our experience emerging artists often achieve the same results as a plugger - sometimes very much better - by simply contacting radio shows and DJs themselves via social media. For suggestions on how to do your own music promotion see the at my Fresh On The Net blog (freshonthenet.co.uk)
If you do decide to pay a PR firm to do this work for you, there are over a hundred to choose from in the UK. Most of them have impressive-looking client lists - but not all of them deliver good value for money. Before paying anybody for promotional services of any kind, always contact at least two of their clients first to ask if they'd recommend that particular company. You can find the management, record company or booking agent for most artists using Google.
Further down the line - as your career gathers momentum - you may decide to invest serious money in a professional PR campaign. The most effective pluggers do charge a lot of money because they're good. But the ones that charge the most money aren't neccessarily the best, so do some research. Check which indie labels are regularly getting their artists played on national radio - then make a friendly phone call to their offices and ask which PR company they would recommend.
And whatever route you choose, don't forget to carry on uploading your new releases to Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Introducing so that we can carry on supporting you as your future career unfolds.
Tom Robinson