Community A&R · open submissions

Send us a track. We listen, we write back.

Every upload lands on the desk of a working musician, a producer or a label person who has agreed to give it a proper listen and write you something useful — not a thumbs up, not silence.

Upload one track. Within 72 hours of it arriving you get a written response by email: what is working, what is getting in the way, and what we would try next. It is free, it is open to anyone, and it does not matter whether you have released anything before.

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How the desk works

Four steps, seventy-two hours

You upload one track
A link to a stream, a private file, a rough mix — whatever you have. Tell us what stage it is at and what you want notes on. A demo that you recorded on a phone is as welcome as a finished master.
It goes on the desk
Your track is matched with two or three people from the community whose taste sits near your genre. They listen at least twice: once for the song, once for the mix.
They write, not rate
The response is a few paragraphs of specific notes — arrangement, performance, low end, vocal placement, where the song loses the listener. If a reviewer cannot say something useful, they hand it to someone who can.
You get it by email within 72 hours
The written response arrives at the address you gave us, with the reviewers’ notes and an invitation to reply. If you want it shared with the wider community, say so and we will publish it to the queue.

What we will not do

No fees, no flattery, no black hole

We do not charge for a submission, we do not ask for a share of anything, and we do not keep your track in a vault. If the notes are not useful, tell us and we will pass it to a different reviewer.

What we cannot promise is a release, a playlist or a career. What we can promise is that a human being listens properly and writes back inside three days, every time.

Recent notes from the desk

TestReviewer · ★★★★★ · 8 Oct 2026

Testing the response form end to end.

TestReviewer · ★★★★★ · 8 Oct 2026

Testing the response form end to end.

TestReviewer · ★★★★★ · 8 Oct 2026

Testing the response form end to end.

On the desk now

Tracks the community is listening to

A few submissions that came in recently and whose artists asked us to publish the response. Read them before you send yours — it is the clearest picture of what the notes actually look like.