Music Promotion

www.parkbench13.com RADIO IS ONLY ABOUT COMMERCIALS It’s true that commercial radio, well, lives up to its name. Commercial radio stations make their money off of deals with advertising companies, so yes, the ad spots tend to be laid on a little thick. However, commercial stations aren’t all that’s out there. There are thousands of non-commercial stations broadcasting across the United States. These non-commercial stations are legally obligated to forego running advertisements, which means they have more time (and more flexibility) for the actual music. Because of this, non-commercial radio is indisputably the starting point for new acts.

www.parkbench13.com MYTH #1: GETTING ON THE RADIO IS EASY It’s easy to see where this mentality came from. After all, between the digital and physical worlds, there are tens of thousands of radio stations, and more emerge with each moment that passes. On a daily basis, each of those stations plays hundreds of songs. Everyone and their mother seems to either be in a band or spinning as a DJ on weekends, not to mention the millions of iPods tucked into America’s jean pockets. Music is absolutely everywhere, so it can’t be that hard to break in — right?

Episode 2 Season 1 For more episodes visit us at: https://vimeo.com/showcase/8751410 Featuring the music, the message and story of Independent Christian Artist. In this episode you are introduced to Steven Malcolm, Bobby & Teddi Cyrus and for King + Country.

www.parkbench13.com You should never pay for music promotion! Coming from a music promotion company like Parkench13, this statement is moronic at first glance. It may surprise you, but in principle we agree. New upcoming and Independent Artists should be their own promoters and number one fans. Period. However in reality that is simply not the case. Allow me to explain.

Episode 4 Season 1 To view Complete Season One go to: https://vimeo.com/showcase/8750505 or our Roku channel: Discovery Road - https://channelstore.roku.com/en-ca/search/discovery+road Music from independent artists of all genres. Hear their music and learn more about their story. In this episode, Discovery Road takes a look at the music of Nicole Markson performing Gonna Get It All, Saint Nomad with Stay, Travis Tritt performing Smoke In A Bar and AC Thomas with Hillbilly Shake. Great new music and exciting new artists.