How to Get Your Music Heard
Getting music heard usually takes several small, repeatable steps: make it easy to listen, give people context, and share it where the right listeners might find it.
Make listening simple
Choose one or two tracks that represent your current sound. Check that the audio, title, artwork and artist credits are accurate, then link directly to a place where someone can press play.
A public artist page can bring your biography, tracks, releases and social links together. Keep the page current so a new listener can quickly understand who made the music and where to find more.
Give people a reason to stay
A short, specific biography is more useful than a list of broad adjectives. Mention the sound, the people involved, where you are based if it matters, and what listeners can explore next.
Share a release or track with a short note about its background. A direct link and a genuine detail give friends, venues, reviewers and other artists something useful to pass on.
Use more than one route
Promote music through your own channels, local scenes, live shows and platforms that fit your work. Independent radio can introduce a track in a listening context, but submission never guarantees selection or airplay.
On Fully Open, artists can create a profile, upload music and share public track and release pages. Eligible original tracks can be considered for Fully Open Radio.
