What Really Happens After You Submit Your Music to the 750 Music Network

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What Really Happens After You Submit Your Music to the 750 Music Network

By DJ 750
Founder & CEO, 750 Music Network

Every week, independent artists send music to radio stations hoping for one thing:

A chance.

But one of the biggest questions artists have is also one of the least answered.

"What actually happens after I hit submit?"

At the 750 Music Network, we believe artists deserve transparency. While every station has its own programming philosophy, we want musicians to understand how our review process works and why every submission is treated as more than just another email.

Every Submission Starts with the Music

The first thing we evaluate isn't your follower count.

It isn't your streaming numbers.

It isn't whether you've gone viral.

It's the record itself.

We're listening for quality, originality, production value, performance, songwriting, and whether the music fits one or more of our stations.

Great music is always the starting point.

Matching the Right Song to the Right Audience

The 750 Music Network isn't built around a single station.

Each station serves a different audience and listening experience.

That allows us to evaluate where a record has the strongest opportunity to connect with listeners instead of forcing every song into the same programming format.

Finding the right fit matters just as much as finding a good song.

Programming and Rotation

When a song is approved, it enters the programming process.

Rotation is designed to introduce records to listeners naturally while maintaining a balanced listening experience. As audience engagement grows, programming decisions can evolve based on performance, station needs, and upcoming promotional opportunities.

Our goal isn't simply to play music.

Our goal is to help listeners discover music they'll come back for.

Beyond Radio Airplay

Radio is only one part of what the 750 Music Network is building.

Selected artists may also become eligible for opportunities that include:

  • Editorial coverage through 750 Music Network News.

  • Inclusion in future Independent Artist Takeover events.

  • Playlist consideration.

  • Interviews and podcast opportunities.

  • Social media exposure.

  • Community features that introduce artists to new audiences.

Not every opportunity happens immediately, but strong artists who remain active and continue releasing quality music naturally create more opportunities over time.

Professionalism Matters

The artists who consistently move forward usually have more than great music.

They communicate professionally.

They submit complete information.

They continue promoting themselves after release day.

They remain active.

Music opens the door.

Professionalism helps keep it open.

Building Relationships, Not Transactions

Independent music is built on relationships.

Every submission begins a conversation—not just a campaign.

Some artists earn airplay quickly.

Others continue developing until the right record arrives.

What matters most is consistency.

The artists who continue creating, improving, and engaging with their audience are the ones most likely to build lasting careers.

Your Next Opportunity Starts Here

If you're serious about getting your music in front of new listeners, don't wait for someone to discover you.

Put your music where opportunities exist.

The next submission could be the beginning of your next chapter.

750 Music Network Action Center

🎧 Listen Live

Experience independent music, exclusive programming, and discover new artists every day.

https://www.my750musicnetwork.com

🎤 Submit Your Music

Ready to have your music considered for airplay, editorial coverage, and future Independent Artist Takeover events?

https://www.my750musicnetwork.com/p/submit-music.html

Explore the Network

Continue exploring the 750 Music Network ecosystem:

  • Home

  • 750 Music Network News

  • 750 Network Radio

  • So Real 2 Raw Radio

  • Actin Up Comedy Radio

  • Featured Artist of the Week

  • Independent Artist Takeover

  • Listen Live

  • Submit Music

About 750 Music Network

750 Music Network is an independent hip-hop media company dedicated to connecting emerging artists with real listeners through internet radio, original journalism, podcasts, interviews, and strategic media exposure. Our mission is to help independent artists build lasting visibility through consistent broadcasting, storytelling, and community-driven promotion.

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