Four Artists. Two Stations. One Window: MY750’s Independent Artist Showcase Goes Live Today
Four Artists. Two Stations. One Window: MY750’s Independent Artist Showcase Goes Live Today
Most independent artists do not have a music problem.
The record is finished. The artwork is ready. The streaming link is live. The announcement has been posted. But when the initial excitement fades, the artist is left asking the question that decides what happens next:
Who is actually going to hear it?
Today, four independent artists move beyond that question and into a confirmed broadcast opportunity.
On Saturday, September 19, MY750MUSIC and My750 Music Network will feature music from SNG, Southside Miko, Yo and Cody Barnett during the Independent Artist Showcase across 750 Network Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio.
The showcase begins at 10:00 AM Pacific, 11:00 AM Mountain, 12:00 PM Central and 1:00 PM Eastern.
Exact record times may vary during the program, which means listeners should get connected before the first drop.
SNG Brings Two Different Energies Into the Showcase
Rashaun Nichols—professionally known as SNG—arrives with two radio-ready records and the business infrastructure of SNG Music Group LLC behind him.
“VIP Vibes (Tonight We Outside)” is positioned as an upbeat club record built for movement, nightlife and immediate energy.
“Whole Vibe Change” brings a harder hip-hop edge while giving the showcase a second side of SNG’s sound.
Both radio versions and their artwork were delivered for programming consideration. Both records were accepted for today’s showcase on 750 Network Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio.
That matters because this is not simply one song being dropped into a playlist. It is an opportunity for listeners to hear contrast, range and the beginnings of an artist identity.
Southside Miko Brings “Dexter Dad” to the Broadcast
Southside Miko enters the showcase with “Dexter Dad,” produced by ThaCommissioner.
The submission arrived with clean and explicit versions, allowing the network to select the radio-appropriate master without compromising the record’s intended identity.
Southside Miko also supplied the track’s official ISRC—QZTB92242610—so its broadcast information can remain properly documented.
The artist describes himself as more than a performer. His creative work extends across production, modeling, photography, engineering, songwriting and design.
That multidisciplinary identity places “Dexter Dad” inside a larger creative story—one that can continue beyond a single spin.
Yo Turns “Times Two ײ” Into a Broadcast Introduction
Larry A. Sanford, professionally known as Yo, enters the MY750 ecosystem with “Times Two ײ.”
The project sits at the intersection of dark trap, R&B and alternative-rock influence. That combination gives the record a lane that does not depend on fitting perfectly into one traditional category.
Yo supplied the audio, a Spotify project link and additional supporting material. Following review, “Times Two ײ” was accepted for today’s two-station showcase.
For a developing artist, this is where discovery begins: not with the assumption that everyone already knows the name, but with the opportunity to make a new listener stop and ask who they just heard.
Dooby Arrives With More Than One Record
Dooby did not send a single link and disappear.
He delivered a multi-record package that includes titles such as “Late Night,” “Diamond Chain,” “Just Ridin,” “Wbuu” and “Godspeed,” along with additional supporting links.
That gives the programming team something valuable: context.
One record can create an impression. Several records can reveal whether an artist has a repeatable direction, multiple usable lanes or the foundation of a broader catalog story.
Dooby's submitted records have been accepted for introduction during today’s Independent Artist Showcase.
Why Two Stations Matter
Today’s activation reaches both 750 Network Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio.
The two-station structure gives MY750 the ability to place independent music in front of audiences entering the network through different programming doors.
One listener may arrive specifically searching for music. Another may discover the same artist while moving through comedy, culture or personality-driven programming.
That is the larger purpose of the My750 ecosystem: radio, DJs, editorial coverage, podcasts, mixtapes and artist discovery reinforcing one another instead of functioning as disconnected pieces.
A record should not be forced to survive on one post, one playlist or one short burst of algorithmic attention.
It needs multiple opportunities to be encountered and remembered.
Take the 750 Fifteen Challenge
Today’s showcase also carries a direct challenge for listeners:
Give independent radio fifteen uninterrupted minutes.
Listeners routinely give major playlists, streaming platforms and familiar artists hours of attention. The 750 Fifteen asks them to reserve just fifteen minutes for records and artists they may not already know.
No instant skipping.
No deciding before the hook.
No waiting until everybody else says an artist is worth hearing.
Tune in, stay for fifteen minutes and identify the record that made you stop.
Because the next artist people talk about tomorrow may be the one somebody finally listened to today.
How to Listen
The MY750 Independent Artist Showcase begins Saturday, September 19, 2026, at:
10:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time
11:00 AM Mountain Daylight Time
12:00 PM Central Daylight Time
1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
9:00 AM Alaska Daylight Time
7:00 AM Hawaii Standard Time
Exact record times may vary within the program.
Listen through My750 Music Network:
Artists seeking programming consideration can also use the official artist-submission pathway available through the network website.
Programming consideration is independent from paid promotional services. Purchasing a campaign does not guarantee editorial coverage, outside placement or radio acceptance.
And while you are inside the network, take a moment to enter the world of The Secret Guardian—MY750’s original story universe hiding just beyond the music.
About the Author
Jeffrey Wilson, professionally known as DJ 750 and OG DJ Ghost, is the founder and publisher of My750 Music Network and owner of MY750MUSIC Entertainment. A member of NerveDJs and The DJ League, DJ 750 works across independent radio, mixtapes, artist discovery, editorial media and entertainment development. His work focuses on building connected pathways that move independent artists from release-day noise toward recognition, trust and lasting audience relationships.
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