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The Do’s and Don’ts: How To Get Your Music Played On Unheard Voices

CEO of Unheard Voices Networks, Chenelle Covin, shares how to get your music played on Unheard Voices Radio and Unheard Voices Weekly Rotation.

Published

15 years ago

November 2, 2010

Editor-in-chief

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I receive numerous notes from independent and unsigned artist “dropping” their music videos in my inbox, emails saying “ayo check me out” without any reference to music, or questions how to get your music selected to be played on the Unheard Voices website.

As the Editor-in-Chief, who also heads all music department as well, I enjoy hearing new fresh music but there is a way to get your music played on Unheard Voices. I’m going to tell you how:

All music must be clean and edited. Example, if you’re talking about killing folks, extremely explicit lyrics, then your music WILL NOT be considered.
Pitch yourself like a professional. Don’t start off messages “ayo check out me out”. State your artist name, photos, location, genre, bio, and a couple of mp3’s. Or provide a link where the information can be obtained.
Send mp3 submissions to the properly

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Editor-in-chief

Miss Covin is an award-winning social & tech entrepreneur, writer. and journalist. Covin holds a B.S. in Business, an M.A. in Media Communications from Monmouth University, and computer/information science certifications from Harvard University and HCC. She is currently working toward a Ph.D. in Information Science. Her career spans media, technology, and advocacy, with expertise in software engineering, branding, digital storytelling, and public relations. She has been recognized with numerous distinctions, including the Women of Color STEM Award for Technical Innovation, the NAACP Unsung Hero Award, and several media innovator honors. Covin’s work includes running a media & web development agency, producing documentaries, and leading mentorship programs in media and computer science. She continues to drive innovation and representation in digital media and STEM fields.