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Project One: FM is more than willing to consider your contribution for inclusion into our Artist or DJ Spotlight programming.
We love listening to new music, but please note the following guidelines to make sure that your song/CD/mix is considered:
Please keep in mind that we are looking for music that can be played on our station. We are looking for projects that possess superior quality and are supported by artists who are serious about their careers and the dance community as a whole.
We are not a record label or record store and therefore are not on the lookout for talent prospects. So please do not send your CD’s or demo’s to our offices. They will only go home with one of our janitors. Submit your music as indicated. If you are not a commercial artist and do not have a place for us to listen to your content, you can make other arrangements with our Programming Department. Use the form, and we will get back to you as indicated above.
Due to the volume of submissions we receive, we will not be able to contact you immediately, if at all. Our reviewing process usually takes anywhere from 1-2 weeks depending on where we are in our schedule, so please be patient.
After we've reviewed your materials, we can then fill you in on more of the particulars of how our networks might be able to assist you. Thanks for your interest in us!
Please keep in mind that all content should be in the highest QUALITY possible: Wav/FLAC or MP3 @ 320 kbps! We will not even consider material provided at a lower quality. If you understood these requirements, simply complete the information required via our Programming Form.
If you are a DJ or DJ Producer and are interested in getting your content on the air, you can use the same Programming Form, just be sure we are able to listen to a complete mix! DJ Mixsets must be 58 or 118 Minutes in length, and may contain voice intros and promotional drops in either the first 30 or last 30 seconds. If approved, our programming director will contact you via the email address you provide, and give you all of our broadcasting guidelines. Really, it’s that simple!
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