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27/07/2026

🎩 Today is a special day because we finally received these magazines featuring our band, Spinors!

📦 Let’s open them up and take a look inside...
📖 The first one is TJPL News, and the second is Plectrum. It’s amazing to see our story, photos, and music featured in both publications
✨Seeing Spinors in print is such an amazing feeling and we’re really grateful for this opportunity ❤️

🙌 A huge thank you to for the feature, and of course, thank you to everyone who’s been supporting Spinors 💙 This is just the beginning 💪🏻

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS 🚨We genuinely love discovering and supporting independent artists from across the w...
24/05/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS 🚨

We genuinely love discovering and supporting independent artists from across the world. However, due to the high volume of submissions received daily across the TJPL Media Network, all submissions must strictly follow the guidelines listed on our website.

Submissions that do not follow the required format will not be reviewed and may be skipped entirely.

This includes missing:
• Press images
• Press kits / artist bios
• Streaming links
• Social media links
• Release information
• Correct email subject headlines

Our editorial process relies heavily on correctly formatted submissions when searching emails for potential editorial coverage across our magazines and platforms. Incorrectly formatted submissions or missing materials can prevent your release from appearing during editorial review.

Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to chase missing information individually.

Please also note:

Due to the volume of submissions received, we are unable to contact artists individually regarding editorial selections or feature confirmations.

Artists can discover coverage through our global distribution network, including digital platforms, libraries, institutions, and international newsstands where TJPL publications are available.

Professional submissions help us spend more time discovering incredible independent artists worldwide.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support of independent music.

Submission guidelines:
www.tjplnews.com/submissions

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South London and Dartford outfit return with ‘Father of the Chapel’, a character driven indie folk release blending an...
20/05/2026

South London and Dartford outfit return with ‘Father of the Chapel’, a character driven indie folk release blending analogue warmth, cinematic arrangements and sharp British storytelling.

Built around themes of loyalty and fracture within a union setting, the track evolves from direct guitar driven energy into an emotionally charged string led finale.

Read the full artist spotlight now on TJPL News.

18/05/2026

Montmartre reminded me that music was never supposed to feel disposable.

No algorithms. No manufactured moments. Just artists standing in the streets of Paris creating something human enough to stop strangers in their tracks.

The independent music scene here still feels alive in a way most industries forgot how to be. More from Paris soon.

Follow us for independent music discoveries, global artist coverage, and editorial from the underground scenes shaping culture before the mainstream catches up.

27 albums into his career, continues to build music that feels less like a playlist and more like a journey.*Musiques d...
18/05/2026

27 albums into his career, continues to build music that feels less like a playlist and more like a journey.

*Musiques de mon monde, vol.4* blends world music, jazz and cinematic instrumental composition into a record shaped by travel, atmosphere and emotional movement. From intimate acoustic passages to vibrant brass led arrangements, the album moves through cultures and soundscapes without losing its sense of identity.

Read the full artist spotlight now on TJPL News.

🚨 ISSUE 41 OUT NOW 🚨The shift isn’t coming… it’s already here.The Great Unsigning is no longer a conversation—it’s a mov...
26/04/2026

🚨 ISSUE 41 OUT NOW 🚨
The shift isn’t coming… it’s already here.

The Great Unsigning is no longer a conversation—it’s a movement. Artists are choosing independence, ownership, and intention over industry permission, and this issue captures that moment in real time.

Covering the voices shaping 2026:
🔥 .grey – ignites a modern protest anthem with More Of Us
🌍 – maps the human condition on In Spirit
🎤 – carries Gabonese heritage into global focus on Réminiscence
💔 – captures emotional uncertainty on Turbulence
⚡ – delivers raw, unfiltered rock instinct on Quencher
🎧 – asserts quiet dominance with International Power
🎸 – bends coincidence into composition on Oy!
🌌 – defines late-night elegance on Intimacy
🎶 .music – returns with precision and power on Supersize
🌊 – explore emotional distance on Astray
🎵 – channel contrast and release on Soulless
🎼 – expand cinematic metal on Spellbound

playlist picks, global discoveries, and Tech Talk featuring the Shure MVX2U + Behringer JT-2

This isn’t hype.
This is documentation.
📖 TJPL News Magazine Issue 41
Supporting independent music since 2022

Today marks 103 magazine issues published across the TJPL Media Network since 2022.What started as a vision to champion ...
09/04/2026

Today marks 103 magazine issues published across the TJPL Media Network since 2022.

What started as a vision to champion independent music has grown into a global publishing platform dedicated to giving artists the coverage, visibility and documentation they deserve.

103 issues means 103 chapters of discovery, storytelling, culture, risk, belief and consistency.

To every artist, reader, contributor and supporter who has been part of this journey so far — thank you.

We are only getting started.

IndependentArtists

POP CULTURE ISSUE 02 — OUT NOWCover: Some artists don’t follow cycles — they reset them.Lorde fronts Issue 02, not as a...
04/04/2026

POP CULTURE ISSUE 02 — OUT NOW

Cover:

Some artists don’t follow cycles — they reset them.

Lorde fronts Issue 02, not as a moment, but as a marker. A shift in how independence, control, and cultural timing are being redefined in real time.

This isn’t nostalgia.
This is recalibration.

Inside:

– The Great Unsigning — why artists are stepping away from the machine
– The 2026 Indie Survival Guide — what actually matters now
– A curated wave of independent artists building without permission

Featuring:

PISSUE 02 — OUT NOW
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plus more.

The landscape isn’t changing.
It already has.

🔗 Read now: TJPLNews.com
📩 Submissions: tjplnews.com/submissions

Following the success of Global Independent Vol. 1, we are now opening submissions for the URBAN BARZ Edition (Vol. 1).T...
03/04/2026

Following the success of Global Independent Vol. 1, we are now opening submissions for the URBAN BARZ Edition (Vol. 1).

This is a limited-capacity, curated release. Once slots are filled, submissions will close.

We are inviting independent artists across Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B, Soul and Afrobeats to be part of a professionally distributed compilation, released via the TJPL Media Network across digital platforms, Bandcamp, and physical retail.

We operate on a transparent 50/50 revenue model between TJPL Music Global and participating artists — built to ensure fairness, long-term value, and shared growth.

This is not an open playlist.
It’s a documented release. A timestamp on independent culture.

Link In bio. (Cannot be found on website)
https://www.tjplnews.com/urbanbarzcompilations

Some issues capture music. Others capture a moment.Plectrum Magazine – Issue 7 sits right in the middle of both.This is ...
03/04/2026

Some issues capture music. Others capture a moment.

Plectrum Magazine – Issue 7 sits right in the middle of both.

This is independent music at full force — unfiltered, self-defined and impossible to ignore. From the raw intensity of to the uncompromising weight of , every artist in this issue brings something deliberate.

push pure aggression. leans into emotional depth. move with precision.
strips it back. closes a chapter. ask bigger questions.

And beyond the pages, we stepped directly into history.

Inside Julien’s Auctions exclusive preview at the Hard Rock Cafe, London, where rock and metal legacy isn’t just remembered — it’s preserved. From stage-worn artefacts to era-defining pieces, this issue connects the past, present and what comes next.

This is what the culture looks like when you see it from the inside.

No gatekeepers. No diluted narratives. Just the artists, the sound, and the legacy they’re stepping into.

🔗 Read now: tjplnews.com/magazine
📩 Submissions: tjplnews.com/submissions

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