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I would also suggest looking at the DJs that inspire you, and send them cds with it on. Most of them seem to have serious label contacts, and if it's pointed out to a label by a dj they already rate, they may look at it more favourably, plus then you can get feedback from the djs and shwo how big in the game you are when sending it to labels.

ad noiseam wrote:I've got enough hair-metal and indie pop demos for the rest of my life.

midnightminustwo wrote: truth. want to swap with all the emo/synth pop i seem to get sent?

bdzzlr wrote:I handle most of the online promotions and marketing for RogueDubs. In addition, I run all of the social media sites.... myspace, facebook, soundcloud, twitter, etc. If you send us tunes through any of these outlets, I am usually the one making the decision whether or not your tunes get heard.

What we want:
a zip file containing 2 or 3 of your hottest tunes

a short bio telling us about yourself (PLEASE USE PROPER ENGLISH)

contact information... AIM, email, myspace, facebook, soundcloud, whatever
(ALWAYS best to include this info in the file name itself.. for example: TuneName-ProducerName-Aim.mp3)

What we DONT want:
a link to your myspace telling us to "have a listen"

tunes posted into the comments section on myspace... they will not be heard.
i assume you are just promoting yourself on my page.

cryptic messages that require a slang dictionary to decipher.

With that said, we are always happy to listen to peoples music. We will want copies though. The first thing we are going to do with it is play it for the RogueDubs crew (about 3 of us spend Friday nights listening to all the music submitted). The next thing we will do is play it on the radio (RogueDubs Radio airs every Sat on Dubstep.fm) and see what kind of reaction it gets. It will also be played out Live, again to see the reaction. And of course, we will be in contact with you.

Hope this helps a little.