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The Slow Music Movement blog is a passion project, and the latest (and probably last) chapter in my life long enthusiasm for sharing great music from lesser known, independent and alternative artists. After twenty years of blogging, due to life and now parental pressures, it's with a heavy heart that I can no longer accept music submissions via email as I just don't have time to deal with the hundreds of monthly mails. 
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However, if you do wish to submit music for consideration then you can use Submithub to contact me, where there are two ways to go:
 

• Firstly there is a limited, unfortunately over subscribed free option, where I receive 50 - 100 tracks a week, listen to them briefly and make a snap decision, but be quick this queue quickly reaches its limit!

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• Secondly there is also a paid option where, for a small fee, I guarantee to listen to your music and will provide some feedback if the music is unsuitable. If the music is TSMM suitable then I will share either via the blog, social media or in a playlist, or possible all three.

You can also use Submithub to contact loads of other blogs, playlists, Youtube channels & influencers around the world quickly and efficiently - TSMM's label uses the platform to help promote every release. The platform also has some great tools like a free smart-link creation tool and a playlist checker so you can check if a playlist is legitimate and not bot boosted. They have also just launched a service where they will, for a fee, create Meta adverts to promote your release. Submithub is a useful, and without doubt, the most transparent and effective song submission platform on the market.

Finally, although some people think it mercenary for a blog to charge a fee for submissions, the financial contribution from submissions goes someway to making the blog sustainable - helping keep the lights on and justifying the time and effort I put into maintaining it, which in turn supports the indie and alternative ecosystem in this increasingly major label and algorithmically controlled music industry.