This is part of our ongoing series about getting your music on the radio. To read stories about the successes and failures of great bands that have tried to get on FM radio, check out our list of related articles. To get radio airplay, click here to submit your music to Earbits Radio.
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The Really Cooks
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Tell us about your band.
This is part of our ongoing series about getting your music on the radio. To read stories about the successes and failures of great bands that have tried to get FM radio airplay, check out our list of related articles. To get on the radio, click here to submit your music to Earbits Radio.
What is your band name?
Kingsley
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Tell us about your band.
This is part of our ongoing series about getting on the radio. To read stories about the successes and failures of great bands that have tried to get FM radio airplay, check out our list of related articles. To get your music on the radio, click here to submit your music to Earbits Radio.
What is your band name?
The Neologist
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Tell us about your band.
This is part of our ongoing series about getting your music played on the radio. To read stories about the successes and failures of great bands that have tried to get on FM radio, check out our list of related articles. To get your music on the radio, click here to submit your music to Earbits Radio.
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** Click here to listen to Wooster on Earbits! **
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The band Ashpark, with their debut release Life In Satellites, is blowing up on college radio stations across the country. Fear not, if you’re out of college you are not out of luck. This week we bring you a special dose of Ashpark on Earbits.
Ashpark’s music is an eclectic form of melodic rock and experimental effects that craft a unique sound with both an edge and an intimacy. Their songs feature atmospheric textures and introspective lyrics, with distinct and driving rhythms. Listen to Still Unknown on Earbits Radio!
by Daphne Melvin
Move over, Flight of the Conchords, because America’s newest New Zealand fixation is this little lady here known as Kimbra. Well, maybe all of America isn’t fixated on her yet, but I definitely am. Because in a world where pop[ular] music is turning to chizz, Kimbra totally saves it by reinventing it and making it fun again.
by Daphne Melvin
The Mars Volta‘s latest album, Noctourniquet, takes a different musical direction than what their fans may be used to. It’s not as psychedelic, in fact at times it is a lot simpler and cleaner than the electric whirlwind of sound that it usually is, e.g. “Empty Vessels Make the Loudest Sound.” Of course, every song can be guaranteed to have one essential Mars Volta ingredient: Cedric Bixler-Zavala’s amazing voice.
“Aegis” and “Molochwalker” stays true to their original sound; heavy guitars and chaotic, psychedelic keyboard melodies with a complicated yet rhythmic drum beat.
We recently got together with a bunch of our bands (to get drunk) and realized some of them didn’t know what exactly Earbits is and all of the ways to get the most out of it. EVP of Music Yotam Rosenbaum ventured into creating a short demo that should help you get a picture of why we’re here, and why it’s awesome for you. Please check it out and let us know if you have any questions!
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In a couple weeks I’ll be sitting on a panel at the NARM conference discussing why most music startups fail. Many of the startups we’ll talk about are distribution services that help artists sell their music and other goods. A lot of them haven’t failed, per se, but they’ve failed to achieve scale. A lot of people believe that’s a sign of the size of the independent market, but it’s not. The reason these companies haven’t scaled isn’t because there is no market for their products, it’s because 99% of artists have no effective marketing solutions.
Spring has sprung and brought along the fantastic Los Angeles based electro-pop duo, Backnbloom and their album, Music for the Modern Monkey.
Backnbloom’s electro-pop is innovative, catchy, spry, loads of fun and total headphone ear candy. It’s amazing to note that so many different sounds can emerge from two mere mortals.
** Listen to “Start Again” on Earbits! **
Be sure to LIKE Backnbloom on Facebook, or FOLLOW them on Twitter! In the meantime, check out their newest video, “Venice”.
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