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Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter Dave Isaacs has rocked for the hippies in the mud at Woodstock, performed a solo guitar recital in a cathedral, played the blues on Beale Street, and shared a Manhattan club stage with Les Paul. He has released 14 albums over 25 years, carving out a rootsy melodic, guitar-driven sound with side trips into jazzy blues, folk and ambient instrumental sounds. On his latest release “Songs Without Words”, his nylon-string guitar leads the way through twelve intimate, cinematic tone poems, supported by a cast of guest musicians.

Roots Music Report calls him “a master musician”, and in his adopted home of Music City USA he has become known as the “Nashville Guitar Guru”, a teacher and coach to professional performers, hit songwriters, and the next generation of Nashville’s rising stars.

Find out more about Dave Isaacs at www.nashvilleguitarguru.com

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The Music Industry can be hard to get into and even harder to stay competitive with other people who seemingly have more fans and/or followers than you, but HANG IN and HANG ON, together we will make enough NOISE to be heard.

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Listen to these #Rock #Pop #Jazz #Folk #Folklore Artists and Musicians

All Must Go by Magna Zero
Angel Eyes by Michelle Rose
Charm School Dropout by Ava Toton
Do What You Love by Johnny Reed
Doomed by Amber Danielle
Dreaming of America by Solo Noi
I'm Different by Todd Duda
Side Eyed by Clutch Stingray
Why's The Bed So Cold by Clem Zephyr

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All Must Go by Magna Zero
Angel Eyes by Michelle Rose
Charm School Dropout by Ava Toton
Do What You Love by Johnny Reed
Doomed by Amber Danielle
Dreaming of America by Solo Noi
I'm Different by Todd Duda
Side Eyed by Clutch Stingray
Why's The Bed So Cold by Clem Zephyr

Rock #Pop #Jazz #Folk

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David Irvine #Pop #Rock #Jazz
Will Sams #Rock #Metal #HardRock
Dr Jaymz #House
Now Defunkt Group #Rock

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David entered the Toronto music scene through his top Toronto club act “Stitches”. Career successes include opening act for Kim Mitchell, Trooper, and April Wine. Stitches were a top five winner of the Q107 homegrown contest for David’s composition “From this World”. David also played Piano on Capital records single release “She’s a Romantic” by the band “Photograph”.

David’s real passion is for composition and he is currently composing music for all types of media including film, television and Pop radio. David’s recent successes include 13 selections at Broadjam in the U.S. In 2014 Broadjam recognized David’s soundtrack "It's too late as #1 in Broadjam's Top 10 List Canada and #1 in Broadjam's Top 10 Ontario. "Outlaw Day" achieved #4 in Canada's Top 10 and # 3 in Ontario.

David earned his Grade 10 Piano, Grade 8 Pipe Organ, and Grade V theory from the Royal Conservatory of Music. He then attended York University as music major in the Fine Arts program. David also graduated in Computer Programming from George Brown College in Toronto.

Listen to the Streaming Single at the end of the Biography

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Sims’ music echoes the work of the 90's alternative rock movement by incorporating various genres of music as a palette to paint different styles of imagery into his music. The vocal styles of Rob Thomas are woven into his work, which are vocal melodies that both compliment, and are complimented by, the music. The diversity of his voice allows him to traverse from high energy, Foo Fighters-esque rock songs, to soft, Goo Goo Dolls style ballads that reach for deeply buried emotions. His songs also have a grand scale to them, built to fill arenas in a similar scale to that of a U2 or Oasis anthem.

Sims’ music has been featured on radio stations in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina as well as online radio stations and podcasts. He has played shows in Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, and the Carolinas, and opened for several national acts including: Puddle of Mudd, Saving Abel, Like a Storm, Adema, Trapt, 12 Stones, Smile Empty Soul, Otep, Taproot, Hurt, Kip Winger, Faster Pussycat, and The Dreaming. Will Sims is sure to impact you in more ways than one with his music.

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Band Description:

Dr Jaymz's soulful vocals and optimistic lyrics sit atop of this captivating slap house track. With an important message, ‘On Fire’ will not only restore your faith, but also get you on your feet.

Biography:

Gospel has always been synonymous with dance music. Think back to early Motown or Soul, and you will see the straight line to the dance floor. Now as the world turns and searches for new hope through the Word, Dr Jaymz is bringing that underlying sense of Peace, Love, Unity, harmonies and beats to the EDM experience.

A minister who has preached to 80,000 people and performed as a DJ Producer to thousands more, Dr Jaymz has tapped into a feeling that replaces the loneliness, depression and despair that can be felt through a soulless dive into hedonism. Praise is his game, and combined with infectious beats and soaring melodies, he has been leading the charge to a new dawn of fulfillment.

Delivering a message of hope and love for the younger generation, it is the happiness of the spirit that is grabbing audiences everywhere. The gospel is no longer the domain of the placid hymns we grew up with. Now it is expressed through the uplifting moments of EDM and the festival arena. Join Dr Jaymz on his journey to the future and be forever blessed by the experience.

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Built on bold love and a fierce sense of interdependence, Now Defunkt emerged out of lockdown as a creative collective producing primordial soundbox of the soul shifts with a twist of lemon. Given the realities that we have all been living through, we are hoping to give a resonant nod to this good creation and shift our collective focus towards deep hanging out and restoration.

At the beginning of the pandemic, three friends – Scott Macklin, Steve McMahon, and James Hunter with the help of their super groovy children – Nikko, Case, Anastasia, Amaris, Aeden, and some amazing friends released an album titled Skills Are Handy, Feel is Gold. The album art depicted the image of a girl running off of a cliff while flying a kite and not knowing if her fate was to fly or fall. We now move into our next phase with the release of Shifting Into a Lower Gear with the image of the girl who is now a bit older floating through liminal space with faith and balloons as her ballast and fuel.

If there's one thing you can count on when listening to a Now Defunkt song, it's that you're in for a wild musical ride. Just when you think you know where the music is headed and what genre it most closely correlates with, we dig deep into our vivid jam adjacent jar of funkt sauce to keep you on your toes, and it's this intentionally accidental vibe that keeps each Now Defunkt song feeling fresh.

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Jesus Espresso by Now Defunkt

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Jesus Espresso by Now Defunkt

Dreamsville by Cathy Segal-Garcia

Ready To Go by Big Al Staggs

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A new year always brings new hope and goals for most people and we would like to hear your hopes and all your goals for the future.

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Gabriel is a self-contained singer/songwriter who has been performing his original songs for years throughout this country and abroad.

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Cody Melville is a singer songwriter from New York City. He has just completed a new album, written and recorded during the pandemic. Joining him on the record, Mark Plati (Bowie, The Cure, Prince) on bass and John Melville (NY Loose, The Everyothers) on Drums and Jesse Bryson (The Robin Electric) on Harmony vocals.

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33 by Stel Furet
A Time For Love (Merry Christmas) by Walking Tall
Ain't No Grinch (Gonna Steal Our Christmas) by The Pegg Project
All Tied Up by The Songs of Songwriter by Glenn Shayne
Dance With Me by Nancy, Fishel & Irene
Down With Xmas by Those Dreaded Gnats
Isolation Blues by The April Fools
It Simply Isn't Christmas by Katye Kellye and The Interruption
Latin Afro by Tony Jefferson
Love Potion by Michelle Rose
Manic Depression by Gorgon
Mayhem by DRIFT
Peace on Earth Single by Paul Venable
Perfect World by California
Raised on Rock by Hillbilly Hippies
Rustic Glory by Happy Curmudgeons
Scars of Passion (acoustic version) by Javi
Season of Love by The Rich Collective
Sexy Lingerie by Juzt Nutz
Special You featuring Justin Young by Da Phatfunk Clique
Take Me There by Solex
Tell Me In A Whisper by Papa Satch
THE CRASH by OBLIVEA
The Truth (extended) by sonic minds
WELLI I Went To California by Shocks BAND
You Better Go Your Own Way by Chris Lewington
You Got It by Patrick Barry
Elements of Music Submissions by Host Yvonne Wilcox
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What does elastic mean? Elastic means able to resume its normal shape spontaneously after contraction, dilatation, or distortion.

Elastic MC has received over 1 million streams.

Elastic MC is a single that talks about being flexible with the ability to bounce back from almost anything that tries to stop progress.

Official Website - www.keezmcmusic.com

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You should submit a Video Biography but it should be brief and should be about your Past Projects, Current Projects and your Future Plans.

You can send us a Video Biography that you by yourself or you can email us to schedule a Zoom Recording director@ywptv.com

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Elastic MC is a single that talks about being flexible with the ability to bounce back from almost anything that tries to stop progress.

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Chris Lewington has been a musician since his early teens when he first picked up the guitar. His first love was not pop or rock music but movie themes and his earliest musical heroes were the likes of Ennio Morricone and John Barry. Later in his teens, listening to the singer- songwriters of the time he started to write songs. “It struck me how someone like Paul Simon or Leonard Cohen could wrap complex themes of love, life and existence up in just a 3 or 4 minute tune with a timeless melody”

Ready for the stage Chris started his first band, called The Silence, in the early 80s and released his first singles, “A Car in Denmark” and “The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter,” The Silence also feature alongside the likes of Julian Cope on the the cult compilation, “A Splash of Colour”, that followed the early 80’s psychedelic revival.

By the mid-eighties Chris had formed The Bicycle Thieves, which had a similar style to REM and Lloyd Cole. With The Bicycle Thieves, Lewington penned the singles “Ghostdance” and “Louise,” both of which received airplay on Radio 1. “Louise” would go on to win the 1989 TDK Songwriter Award. Another single, “Waterfront” received a lot of airplay and some notice on the UK Charts. Chris also got the chance to work with the renowned producer Tony Visconti during this period.

In the early 90s, Chris returned to his singer- songwriter roots as he started a new project called The Famous Blue Raincoats, a folky acoustic style band that performed in smaller sized venues in and around London. A compilation album of their work is available now on streaming sites. During the 90s and 2000s, Chris concentrated on writing new material to pitch to publishers.

It was not until 2018 that Chris set aside time to finally release his first official full- length album as a solo artist. “Technology had advanced to the point that you could make decent recordings for release using just a laptop and recording in your own home”. Hence the title of the album, Landells Road, named after the street where it was recorded, and as a sort of homage to The Beatles’ Abbey Road. The retro amalgam of stylistic sounds found on Landells Road reflects Lewington’s love of classic artists such as The Beatles, Love and Scott Walker as well as contempories like Bon Iver, Calexico and First Aid Kit

Chris's second album “Riverside" was released on the 10th August 2020. Like Landells Road the album was entirely produced and performed by Chris using just a laptop in a bed room. The title is again after the road in which he lived. This time there was perhaps a more pastoral feel to the album now that Chris had moved to the countryside by the river. There was a very English feel to much of the record including songs about the PreRapaelites and a setting of a Rupert Brookes poem. There was also more of a 70's singer songwriter sound to many of the tracks. But still that classic and timeless songwriting feel through all of the 12 new tracks. .

This year Chris continues to record and release music with singles Colour Her Gone, You Better Go Your Own Way, Tears From A Loaded Gun, Small Neck and It's Going To Be Okay on release and available to stream on on all digital platforms. The tracks will also feature on the new album" Starfish Memories" along with other tracks reflecting both the personnel and world events.

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Around My Way by Conscience Rhyme

Black Love Song by Iz Watt

Blues In the Middle Of Christmas Night by Nancy Adejor

Bright Light by Neil and Adam

Can't Deny It by Vicky Chand

Dive in Deep [Radio Version] by 3Fifs

Have A Party by The Groove Krewe featuring Nick Daniels III

Ignorance Sells by Adub Nati

It Wasn't Me by Will Walker

Mick's Christmas Mix 45 Second Jingle by Mick J. Clark

More Than Magnificent by Patrick Bailey II

Ms. Gottabody (Radio Edit) by Extraordinaire featuring Chillmode

Night Flight by Jeremy Sean Hector

Now Or Never Remix by Mak7teen

SoFLo by Bil Líone

Take A Picture by Pimpin Change

This Moment by Mick J. Clark

UFOs by JYME

We Are The People (We Are The Nation) by Chris Jasper

We Sing Noel by Sylvia Fedrick

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Do you know how to set your Freelancer's Rates that is both fair to you and to your Clients? What about working with others to setup their campaigns? Should you let them know that they have to pay the fee you will have to pay so they can expect you to add your fees on top of the fee you have to pay to get the project done?

Do you know the Elements you need to include when you are Submitting Your Music for Music Licensing and Music Placement?

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You are about to hear a short story about four people, the story is about three men and one woman who either made or almost made Retirement a Death Sentence. The characters in this story are 65-year-old Len, 68-year-old Fred, 79-year-old Mark, and 62-year-old Caroline, the one thing they all had in common was they were all retired, but they all lived life during retirement much differently.

Part 1 - Len – 65 years old – Worked as a Network Technician

Len is the first one I want to tell you about because he worked on a job for 32 years, now he is 65 and the company gave him an ultimatum, either resign with a special payout or get terminated, because he is getting to the point where the job is too demanding as he do not finish his duties on a regular basis. Even though he couldn’t keep up he was still the first person at the office. He arrived every morning at 6am even though he was not supposed to be there until 8am.

Part 2 - Fred - 68 years old – Worked as a Custodian

Fred had been a Custodian for different companies over the years, but he never had any extended periods of unemployment there were always a job waiting if he got laid off, terminated, or quit. He loved working because it made him feel useful. Fred had a hard life because the women he chose always used him and never really loved him, they loved that he worked a full-time job as a Custodian then mow yards and maintain lawns on the weekends. The women he had been married to or long term relationship with never worked so Fred was always the one who worked so being retired was going to be both a mental and financial issue for him.

Part 3 - Mark – 79 years old – Worked as a City Bus Operator

Mark is a married man, but he loves to flirt with younger women, he had the perfect job to meet lots of women. As a city bus operator, he would come in contact with over 30 single or unhappily married women per day. Mark had a good Wife because for over 30 years she was waking up at 2:30am to cook his breakfast that she would serve with coffee so he could leave at 3:30am, he shift started at 5:00am and his job was about one hour away from where they lived.

Part 4 - Caroline – 62 years old – Worked as a Teacher

Caroline’s Husband had left her for a younger woman and after he left it was hard for her to concentrate as a Teacher so at 62 years old, she decided to retire early. Caroline thought once she was retired, she would have more time to spend with her family especially her grandchildren, it started out that way but then everyone had something else to do. It got so boring for her, so she got some cats, I don’t know where she got the cats from but the last time I counted, she had over 15 cats.

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Some Artists Left Messages about their Music Submissions:

All For You by Mike Thompson

All To You by Dr Jaymz

Big Boss by WNY Johnny

Disco by Gorilla Tophat

Here (Pulse Remix) by Anton du Preez

Phoenix by Penny

TAKE 5 by John Arnold

Talk 2 Me by Trade Stevens

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Keez MC was raised in Harlem but lived in the Bronx. Keez MC got approved to distribute "The Best of Keez MC" through AWAL which is owned by Kobalt Music Group, via a collaboration venture with LHMPR Radio Music Distribution. Keez MC started collaborating with Host Yvonne Wilcox and LB Management on November 23, 2015 back when LHMPR Radio was called Virtual City Radio. The message to Keez MC from Music Executives is "Through your dedication and hard work, you have begun to build a body of work that will become a key component of your success. We are pleased and privileged to be with you on this journey". Keez MC's Motto is "Believe in Me"

Keez MC latest release is the single ‘The Truest’. He is an artist out of New York, raised in Harlem and lived in the Bronx. Over the years he’s released numerous albums and amassed a good size following. His albums have also received award nominations, and ultimately awards themselves. Keez is a hard working independent artist, grinding at this for over a decade now. Any artist that can stay at it this long, deserves some respect.

The latest release by Keez MC is ‘The Truest’. The track isn’t too over produced, leaving that real and raw sound. As he says in the track, he’s an independent artist that doesn’t believe in record labels. Something we can get behind for sure here. The beat is relaxed and allows Keez none stop lyrical flow to stand up strong.

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Born Frank Tochukwu Anyaoha, has always loved and been around music. Frank Tochukwu aka Oluwa Domin8, like every other Artist had humble beginnings as a chorister in church at the age of 15, Oluwa Domin8 started playing musical instruments like the guitar and keyboard at 17.

He hooked up with ace producer and hit maker Samklef in 2011 and became the latter’s sound engineer. By 2012, Oluwa Domin8 recorded Wizkid first hit single which was produced by Samkelf, Oluwa Domin8 has worked with a vast array of producers and musicians, ranging from Ex-O and Phenom of Knighthouse, to Curte Browne (Unilags Finest), Emmsong, Magneto, Yung6ix, Skales, Dammy Krane, Yung L, Overdose, Jaywon, DJ Tony Blaze, NPZ, Steaze, Dubi (Da' Pulse) and Ric Hassani just to mention a few.

Oluwa Domin8, being a fine singer himself and not resting his oars on production alone, Oluwa Domin8 released a couple of singles which really attained massive airplay on radios and became favorites to club DJ’s. Records to his credits include EP Album "STILL HERE". My first EP album "Still Here" received over 7,000 plays on all music platforms! Thank you guys! I'm very grateful!

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Blaka Blaka by DL$
Criss Cross by Scarzeo
Dark Blue by Zanya Laurence
Decisions (Remix) by Uncle Tadashi & Da Boyz
Good Time by Val Bryan
Hysteria by Abby London
I Remember Those Days by KC The Gentleman
I'm Not by Da-Mind
Life In Motion by Jonathan Sargent
Mixtape by Gabrielle Metz
Prone by Tyme
Searching by Children of Adam Band
Set Free by Dr Jaymz
Take You by Timewalk
Trust Me (Radio Edit) by Nia Kay
Wit My Brethren by Eddy P

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It is important to listen to people who are Self-Employed, Musicians, Writers and Recording Artists because their success depends on Clients, Fans and Readers.

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Keez was raised in Harlem but lived in the Bronx. Keez MC got approved to distribute "The Best of Keez MC" through AWAL which is owned by Kobalt Music Group, via a collaboration venture with LHMPR Radio Music Distribution. Keez MC started collaborating with Host Yvonne Wilcox and LB Management on November 23, 2015 back when LHMPR Radio was called Virtual City Radio. The message to Keez MC from Music Executives is "Through your dedication and hard work, you have begun to build a body of work that will become a key component of your success. We are pleased and privileged to be with you on this journey".

Keez MC latest release is the single 'The Truest'. He is an artist out of New York, raised in Harlem and lived in the Bronx. Over the years he's released numerous albums and amassed a good size following. His albums have also received award nominations, and ultimately awards themselves. Keez is a hard working independent artist, grinding at this for over a decade now. Any artist that can stay at it this long, deserves some respect.

The latest release by Keez MC is 'The Truest'. The track isn't too over produced, leaving that real and raw sound. As he says in the track, he's an independent artist that doesn't believe in record labels. Something we can get behind for sure here. The beat is relaxed and allows Keez none stop lyrical flow to stand up strong.

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Byzantine is a new edgy Hip Hop group from Baltimore and Philadelphia whose music represents a light in a dark period. Adopting monikers of Saints of the Byzantine Era, these masterful artists use cautionary tales, songs of hope and good vibes paired with grit from the streets to offer a refreshing aura to the world of Hip Hop.

The four artists who make up the group are St Justinian, St. Leo, St. Phocas and St. Zeno. Together they’re introducing their unique sound and style to the world with their second single “WATER”. “WATER” is the follow up single to the group’s lit first single “ILL,” which was featured on SWAY in the Morning, BET/MTV Jams, DTF Radio, Air it Out Radio and various other mix shows throughout the country.

When asked for the meaning of their latest single “WATER”, each member gives their perspective of the song which; echoes the same profound message; “Water” is about making the change in one’s life that takes you out of harm’s way.

According to St. Phocas, the big picture for the group is creating music that is thought-provoking, aggressively challenging, and inspiring through its personal and sometimes convicting messages.

“We want people to understand we’re not talking about the same things everybody else is talking about,” St. Phocas said. “We’re not degrading our women or our brothers and sisters. We’re making songs that sound good and have a deeper message.”

“Each of us individually has a different sound,” St. Leo said. “I’m more laid back, while St. Zeno and St. Phocas are more animated than myself. When we come together, we blend well together. We’re all carrying each other, and we all bring that same level of talent to the table.” Official Website

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I learned a lot about my Mother, I even learned why her friends nicknamed her Hot Chocolate. I listened to her story and I also know why her heart turned from Hot to Warm then to Cold based on the things she went through and the things she had to deal with. Betrayal, Kidnapping, Divorce and Homelessness.

Hot Chocolate is a Female who loves a good cup of Hot Chocolate 365 days a year, she loves it so much until people often compare her to a cup of Hot Chocolate that is not Hot anymore. She doesn't like to call it Hot Cocoa because she likes to think of it as Melted Milk Chocolate in a Cup.

Hot Chocolate is a nice person but because so many people has taken advantage of her kind heart, she is no longer a Hot Cup of Chocolate in fact she is not even a Warm Cup of Chocolate she is the coldest cup of Chocolate anyone has ever been around.

Hot Chocolate’s real name is Sandra Street, her Mother named her that because they were living on a street named Sandra Street. Hot Chocolate always wanted to ask her Mother why she named her Sandra Street just because that was the name of the street where they lived.

Hot Chocolate has two sons, Lee Davis is twenty-four years old, and one year old DeShawn Street. Hot Chocolate is forty-three years old, and she is trying to teach both her sons about life to make sure they don’t make the same mistakes she made.

A lot of things happened in her life, but the most recent downfall was the struggle she went through being a forty-two year old pregnant woman as everyone looked at her as being too old to have another child.

The story starts with her calling her twenty-four year old son and asking him to come over so she can talk to him about life, being in love, breaking up, friends, saving money and the value of credit.

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It’s no surprise the question we receive most often from podcasters is, “How do I grow my audience?” You’ve spent time and effort planning and creating your first episodes, or maybe you’ve already built up a solid catalog. But you might be lacking an audience size to match the quality of your podcast.

If so, you’re not alone. Putting your podcast out there is a major first step—not to mention a great accomplishment. But word of mouth alone will only get you so far. To get your podcast in the ears of more listeners, you have to take the necessary steps to reach them.

That’s why we put together these tips for growing your podcast audience—because whether you’ve had a show for a while or are just starting out, everyone’s story deserves a chance to be heard.

Target your specific audience

Before you commit to any particular growth strategy, try to narrow down your intended audience. While you may be thinking, “My podcast is for everyone!” keep in mind the key to growing your listeners is to find your niche. Rather than casting a wide net, pinpoint the unique value your podcast brings to the world and consider the audience who is most likely to listen to (and benefit from) your show.

The more specific your topic is, the easier it will be to identify and appeal to your audience. For example, the “Growing Up Halal” creators speak to a very specific community that they identify with: young Muslim-American women who feel they don’t have an adequate platform or representation.

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Focus on building a community around your podcast. By creating opportunities for listeners to engage with your podcast and each other, you can foster a sense of community that’s rewarding to be a part of and builds a dedicated following.

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Music has always played an important role in our lives. Let’s dig deeper to find out some interesting facts about music. Many people have a love for it, which is why there are so many genres today. Is it possible to imagine a world without music? It will be different, and there may be a feeling that something is missing. Music has a variety of effects on us, and we use it in a variety of ways.

Many people find that music adds color to their lives. It aids them in their daily activities, such as grocery shopping, shopping, going to the gym, and many others. It not only adds color to our lives but also gives us the motivation to achieve our goals. Others use music to unwind and de-stress from the stresses of daily life.

Nothing will deter us from listening to music now that we have so many options for doing so. Despite the fact that we are in the midst of a pandemic, music is still available to keep us entertained. If music has saved your life and has become a part of you, here are some interesting facts about music to learn.

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The Rhythm of the Music Syncs with Your Heartbeat
Plants grow faster when they are exposed to music
Singing in a group enhances one’s mood
Musicians Live for a Shorter Time Than the Average Person
88 percent of music revenue comes from digital sales
The average hourly wage for musicians is $30.39
Only albums that cost $3.49 or more are considered for the Billboard charts
In the twenty-seventh century, the world’s longest-running performance will come to an end
An album of all songs recorded in space was released by an astronaut
Music Has an Effect on How You See the World
Music Will Help You Work Better Physically

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Sometimes Rules and Regulations in the Music Industry Changes but the History of Music will always remain the History of Where it Started and Where it is Today.

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Summer Has Started and LHMPR Radio Podcast Show Is Kicking Off The Month of June Starting with a Track by Pop/Rock, Singer-Songwriter LeeMaxx and Ending with a Track by LeeMaxx but there are a lot of great tracks from some exceptional Musicians and Artist in Between. This Month LHMPR Radio Podcast Show has some Direct Audio Messages from some of the Featured Musicians and Artists that will Play before their Track Plays.

All The Way by LeeMaxx

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Bougie by Conglomerati

Charge by Niamke tha Phreaky Lunatic

Different by LAKEEM

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Fillmore by COPUS

Flowers by Prin$e William Audio Message

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Hot Summer Nights by Darrell Thorpe

I Love the Music by Rosalyn

Information Overload by Social Robot

It by K-otic Audio Message

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Mama Mama I Can't Breathe by Kerry W Clancy Audio Message

Mama Mama I Can't Breathe by Kerry W Clancy

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Smartphones and AI by Mystery Guest

Step by Rozay Bella

Through The Window by Afreeze

Uninvited by Skii

We Are Incomplete by Will Stenner

With You by LeeMaxx

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Death by Jew by Adub Nati

Don't Be Lonely by Tom Bright and Christina Arendt

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Elephants by Made4victory

I Promise by Chris Jasper

Litty by Lance Mitchell

Loyalty by Mr. Bonnet

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Opposite Directions by Seth Hilary Jackson

Party by Dre Bandz

ShortWave Love Affair by Hip Culture

Steppin by Byzantine

Thing After Dark by Torrez Soundz Interview Outside Near a River

Thing After Dark by Torrez Soundz

With A Little Love by Dan Toth feat. Kristina Lachaga

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Dubb City , Trilly , & Nitz are three brothers that grew up in a small town called Bridgeton New jersey. Losing their father at a very young age gave them no other alternative, but to stick together and Learn How To become men on there own!

Dubb City which is the middle age brother dibbled and dabbled within the industry for over a decade. he started his career performing with his former group 85609. Dubb city Was Given a chance to experience what it was like to be on tour opening up for former Roc-A-Fella Artist Young Steff and this experience pushed him to become a more groomed and more developed artist. Meanwhile his other two brothers N.I.T.Z. and Trilly were learning to become artists themselves by writing and recording at a very low budget home studio that they invested in themselves. Dubb City heard and liked what he was hearing, so he decided to Add his element to they're rough and unpolished, but yet interesting sound. Now keep in my mind that these three never had any intent on becoming a hip hop group until one fateful night magic was a created in the comfort of their own home studio! a record they recorded called wat dey talking bout Feat. Kannon set the stage and forced the three brothers to unite and take this hip hop genre by storm! On this very night Torrez was born. They went from Torrez to Torrez Soundz and now Torrez Soundz Ent. the reason for this is because their talents do not only lie in music alone. they also have the ability to entertain and inspire you in all other creative ways as well. #TorrezSoundzEnt #BornToWin

When you step into my world, you step into a world of a man who is nothing like anyone you have ever known nor ever will. This world of mine is like no other and it's a world of grim, gloom, beauty, love, hate and contradiction! Therefore, I truly implore you to be very careful before stepping inside and please understand that when you do step in. You will embark on a journey along with a man who is on an important mission that will be met! Not only will that mission be met, but destiny will also be fulfilled as well.

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Broken Home by Echo Mirror

Butterflies Dance by Kent Holmes

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Extra Wild by Ali Angel

Fire by The Fabulous Gabriel

Hotel Room by clide

Insatiable by Draaco Aventura

Kaleidoscope by To The Moon

Known by Prince Lit

Last First Kiss by Michelle Rose

Let Me Go by Argonauta

Locked Away by Dionne BLAIZE

Love Is A Beautiful Thing by Shelia Moore-Piper

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Runaway by Shawa

Spellbound by Aya Ito

Summer Winds by Funktastic Players

Supastar (They Know Who You Are) by REYN

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Every Month we Feature Recording Artists and Musicians we discovered via MusicSubmit, here is our list for March:

America by Echo Mirror

Be Apart by Francis Jocky

In Excellence by Michelle Miller Bell

Mellowtopia by Jazzy Rita Shelby

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Step by Rob Young

Wain Ellega (Where shall we meet) by Faisal Al Kooheji

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Every Month we Feature Recording Artists and Musicians we discovered via MusicSubmit, here is our list for February:

All Ways by Terry Blade

Angel in Disguise by Michelle Rose

Chitlands by Burn Beno

Energy by Word-Xpress Hiphop Music Project

Frostbyte by EliasKwola

G.O.A.T. by Tha Faction

Good Without Ya by Thea Lissi

I Need You by Joe Macre

I'm Done by Natalie Jean

In My Heart by Funktastic Players

Kisses by Rationale Rhymes

Movie Idol by Hip Culture

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Part of My House by The Young Scientists

Vision (feat. NearFar) by Carl Adams

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Bridge To My Horizon - featuring Top 'n Bottom by Da Phatfunk Clique

Daughter by Katie Belle

Dominoes by MATIC MC

Feeling Good by Kika Morelan

Feeling the Night by The Como Brothers

Heal The World by Russell Thomas

I'll Leave The Light On by Karen Wolfe

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Love From An Earthquake by Tony Sharper

Ms. Moni by Mo Nicole

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Nighttime Blues by Flip Damon

Reaching Higher by Jonathan Sargent

Redline by Inf Black

Silver and Gold by Michelle Rose (feat. POEM KING)

So In Love by Melba Moore

Space by Bil Líone

Superman by 99Drizzy

Through The Night Remix by Darrell Thorpe

Time Machine by Hip Culture

Trust Issues featuring Benzino by Tjuan Benafactor

What I Got Myself Into by Louden Swain

What's the Meaning by n.e.r.d. life by D'Vo

Who Should I Fear by Jay Smoove

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Christmas Cheer by Old Skool QueenE

Christmas Day by The Free 4All feat. Kristina Lachaga

Christmas Kiss by Aria Elan

I'll Be Home for Christmas by Heidi Tann

Last Christmas by Kristina Lachaga

Maybe It's A Christmas Song by Nyah

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XMAS TOWN by Dr. Blackman

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Featured Music Listed Here In Order

After Glow by Ti and Tee

Alternate Universe by Rogue Rodney

Beautiful People by A Permanent Shadow

Christmas Night by Francie Conway

Distant Dream by Uncle Tadashi & Da Boyz

Down The Road by RandiVision

Go Get It by n.e.r.d. life by D'Vo

Keep My Dollar by Old Skool QueenE

Lethal by Crunch

Minati sports Bags by Minati Money Mission

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RING YOU UP by LITTLE MARLON

SAY LIL DADDY (Radio Version) from Album Eternal Life by TONABOY

Season of Love by The Rich Collective

The Little Things by Natalie Jean

9x Outta Vol.3 by Bar Lingo

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Feel Free by Aktsent
First by DEGRAZZ
Golden Hour by SUMMER PAYTON
Good To Me by KOFI SAN
Grace and Mercy by Ulysses Salett
I Don't Want To Say Goodbye by Eugene Genay
In America by Hope
Like a Cadillac Official by Krop King
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Songs For Every Affair by JamesRoss247
Still Breathin by AMBER
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Wish You by Natasha Remi

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