**Guest post by One Submit, the ultimate music submission platform.

"Your song is finally done and you’re ready to get it heard and spread it out in the universe.

In today's music industry, everyone has access to anything in the music industry and there's many places to submit your music and get it heard, from social media, music submission platforms, Spotify playlists, music blogs and different music channels helping artists.

If you're an independent artist and currently promoting your music by yourself without the help of a label, the process can be sometimes hard and take valuable time and effort. The purpose of this article is to give you some tips and links on how and where you can promote your music easily and efficiently.

Just before you start contacting the websites listed below, make sure your tracks are mixed and mastered and at the right volume. You don't want listeners to experience a drop in volume when they listen to your track.

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Also it is essential for you to know what kind of music you are making and what’s your musical genre and subgenre.

If you're producing indie rock and submitting to folk playlists, you are reducing your chances of success dramatically. If you’re not sure about this, do some research on an artist similar to your musical genre.

Here's a list of the best websites to promote your music:

1) One Submit

One Submit is a relatively new platform with an easy to use music submission process. It was created by artists and it is aimed to get results and save valuable time for artists.

On One Submit you can submit music to Spotify playlists, online radio, YouTube music channels, record labels, music blogs and TikTok influencers.

Submitting music is based on genres and size of playlist or channel.

It’s a self service paid platform and for every submission you will get a review by a music curator within your choice of music genre, if they like your music, they will add it to their playlists.

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2 - Unique Playlists

Curated by music experts with in-depth experience in the music scene, Unique Playlists has some great playlists you can send your music to, from chill, pop, rock, burning man and more...

Unique playlists are on spotify, deezer, tidal and apple music and the website looks cool. Artists can promote and send tracks via the website form.

3 - Fbp-Music

FBP Music Group was created by Dennis Weitzel and it’s working as a label with great Spotify playlists in different subgenres.

The website's goal is to help artists to promote their music in different stages of their career. On Fbp Music you can find 12 Spotify playlists with different genres, including Rock Chill, Road Trip and more.

4 - Folklore Sessions

Created by British songwriter Jacko Hooper, this website is dedicated to folk music and it operates as a label, radio and a blog. Folklore Sessions is all about highlighting the best music for music lovers and artists alike.

The website has some playlists with a small number of followers but it seems like a good brand to connect to if you’re all about folk, american and indie music.

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5 - MusicTo

MusicTo is a platform and playlist curator which accepts playlist submissions in different sub genres.

Playlists are emotion or mood oriented and it’s a nice option to submit your music to (get it?) The service is completely free and submissions to MusicTo are distributed to multiple streaming services such as apple music, Spotify, Tidal and Deezer.

6 - IndieMono

IndieMono has more than 100 active playlists on all music subgenres.

The website accepts new music and it’s completely free. Approval rate is accordingly and you will not get an email if your song is declined. It’s a nice option to have for the independent artists, but don't base your whole music promotion campaign on it."

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