Big knows Records

31/08/2025

This cameraman is certainly the best and just as a 1 man he definitely has things all covered!

31/08/2025

It's a hard world without know how!

No one should have to face the music industry alone. Here at Full Circle Music, we encourage and equip songwriters, artists, and producers looking to make it in the music industry through free resources, full length courses, live events, music production services, and our very own app and online com...

27/08/2025

To be honest, all this 'streaming team' stuff on Facebook isn’t the move — especially for upcoming artists. Most of them just want to focus on making music, not take on added pressure or extra work that doesn’t have a clear return. If you’re serious about pushing this idea, maybe consider turning it into a dedicated app or platform. That would be more structured and could actually gain traction."

27/08/2025

When it comes to your music career never give up but also stop trying solutions that don't help none! ⛔

27/08/2025

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Got a cool rock/country song? If so then send it in to Crags Radio with this quick submission form and tell them abit about yourself💭. Country Rock

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24/08/2025

J🎶 Want to Get Your Music Heard? Here’s How to Promote Your Songs + Land Some Press the Easy Way! 🚀

Independent artists — you don’t need a massive budget to make noise with your music. Here are some easy and effective ways to get your sound out there 👇

1. Optimize Your Profiles
Make sure your Spotify, YouTube, and socials are updated with clean visuals, a solid bio, and streaming links. Your brand should tell your story.

2. Submit to Playlists
Reach out to independent playlist curators on Spotify, Apple Music & YouTube. Focus on smaller/niche ones — they often support emerging talent.

3. Use Platforms Like SubmitHub / Groover / Musosoup
These sites connect you with real curators, blogs, YouTubers & more — perfect for getting reviews, interviews, and playlist placements.

4. Write a Simple Press Release
Include: who you are, what the track is about, and why it matters. Add streaming links, a short artist bio, and high-quality photos.

5. Submit to Blogs, Local Media & Indie Outlets
College radio, online blogs, and even your local newspaper love new stories. Personalize your pitch and include your press release!

6. Leverage TikTok & Reels
Share performance clips, writing sessions, or the inspiration behind your song. Authentic content helps people connect with your music.

7. Submit to Record Labels & Music Sites That Accept Demos
There are sites and indie labels actively looking for new talent — and they do listen. Check out labels’ websites for demo submission portals or use platforms like LabelRadar, A&R Factory, or Soundplate to send in your tracks!

🎤 Bottom line: You don't need a lots of mojney just a strategy. Be consistent, stay true to your sound, and let your music speak.

Tag an artist who needs this👇
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22/08/2025

Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

31/07/2025

Could say a big jeeezz or just a sigh or breath as if we were holding it!!! But we are still here and intact but just seek deeper for results fir the best of all. Research and results are key and this we seek to achieve. 🐘

01/09/2024

When it comes to contacting record labels then best advice is to use a professional approach, if you have any knowledge of how to do this then tell us here, if not then we'll tell you!

14/08/2024

Being nosey can help you find things out

08/08/2024

BKR the label who knows more than most!

30/07/2024

Why music artist fail by not writing a professional email to record labels....

Writing a professional email to record labels is crucial for music artists aiming to make a strong first impression.
Here are some reasons why failing to do so can lead to missed opportunities:

First Impressions Matter: Record labels receive hundreds of emails daily. A poorly written email can easily be overlooked or dismissed, while a well-crafted one stands out and shows professionalism1.
Lack of Personalization: Sending generic emails without addressing the recipient by name or tailoring the content to the specific label can make it seem like the artist hasn’t done their research2. Personalization shows genuine interest and effort.
Unclear Communication: Emails that are too long, unfocused, or lack essential information (like links to music samples or a brief bio) can confuse the recipient and make it harder for them to see the artist’s potential3.
Poor Presentation: Spelling and grammatical errors, unprofessional email addresses, and broken links can all detract from the artist’s credibility3.
Proofreading and using a professional email address are simple steps that can make a big difference.
Missed Guidelines: Many record labels have specific submission guidelines. Ignoring these can result in the email being automatically discarded3.
Following guidelines shows respect for the label’s process and increases the chances of the email being read.
By taking the time to write a professional, personalized, and clear email, artists can significantly improve their chances of getting noticed by record labels and advancing their music careers.

Do you have any specific questions about writing these emails or need help with a draft?

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theneuron.ai
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labeltemplate.net
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No one should have to face the music industry alone. Here at Full Circle Music, we encourage and equip songwriters, artists, and producers looking to make it in the music industry through free resources, full length courses, live events, music production services, and our very own app and online com...