PITCH YOUR SONG

We Love New Music

...let's play it!

So, you created a new song, right? High five! Great work! Now the time has come, to get the music «OnAir».

When it comes to the art of music, it is the writing and composing that should be the difficult task. Unfortunately, radio promotion is anything but easy. Getting your song played on the radio, is incredibly competitive. Most radio stations have a playlist, mainly containing music from artists, signed with all the major record companies. But at Radio Nano, we would really like the newcomers to get a fair shot! We know all too well, what it’s like to start something new.

Radio Still Matters

Through their one hit wonder In 1979, Buggles claimed that «video killed the radio star», but they were not quite right.

More than 40 years later, radio still matters. What makes radio so incredibly special, is the human connection between the music and an engaged audience. The human connection is almost non-existing when streaming music from your preferred music-streaming provider. Believe it, or not, but radio is still the place where music curators thrive, and where most people discover new music.

Submit Your Song

As an independent radio station, we love being a stepping stone for artists who wish to promote their music. Local as well as international acts!

Our preference is that you submit your music digitally, using the «Submit Your Music» form on this page. Alternatively, you can also send an email to music@radionano.com, attaching a copy of the song. You can also provide a link to an online service where the song can be located. Please attach a one page press release/bio.

Important Notice!

For artists or promoters submitting music on their own behalf, be aware that you need to hold all rights to the use of the content you upload. By «hold all rights», we mean that you must have received permission from all right-holders and contributors (for example, composer, lyricist, vocalist, musicians and other contributors). This also apply to cover-songs, and sampled songs.

“Music is everybody’s business. It’s only the publishers who think people own it.”