We love new music and up and coming artists, but we know that this is not always easy to be seen on the blogosphere. At HighClouds, we receive hundreds of emails every day, so we don’t always have the time to answer or consider everybody. As a consequence, we decided to centralize all music submissions via some professional platforms that present advantages for artists and bloggers alike. Before submitting, please acknowledge that we need to receive links and assets prior to the release date !
If you wanna send us a video or a track, please use SubmitHub.
SubmitHub is a platform that was created by Jason Grishkoff from Indie Shuffle. Basically, it’s a place where you can find labels, influential blogs, music-sharing YouTube channels, etc., all in one location. Directly submitting your song to your selected tastemaker-targets is super easy, and you’ll receive an answer from us in no more than 70 hours, with at least 20 words of feedback.
We know that paying $1 to submit a track can be a pain, but it’s the only way we’ve found to pay our writers and cover the costs of running the website. After more than 10 years online, hosting fees have also become pretty significant.
In the past, online advertising helped a lot, but over the last few years, the big internet companies have basically annihilated that source of revenue, as you probably know, contributing to the disappearance of many major music blogs.
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