10) Can I submit the same music to multiple Song Submit campaigns?

Yes, you can submit the same music to as many Song Submit campaigns as you desire. Your exposure is increased when submitting relevant music to multiple campaigns seeking the same genre of music. Song Submit clients review selected music only from within their own campaigns. Submitting your music to multiple campaigns ensures your selected music is reviewed multiple times by multiple clients, not just once per campaign.

To increase the likelihood your music is reviewed by each client, you need to participate in those campaigns directly. The premise is if you believe your song is relevant to a specific Song Submit campaign, then upload to that campaign. While it's true selected music from past campaigns can get re-forwarded, it is only if the music is relevant and if the client could not meet objectives or find targeted music from the direct campaign it ran.

Song Submit's music industry network includes contacts to Def Jam Records, Capital Records, Universal Records, Columbia Records, Island Records, Warner Bros. Records, Sony Music, plus Film/TV contacts to music supervisors for America's Next Top Model, MTV Networks, VH1, Comedy Central, BBC, Virgin, NYC Prep, Beauty and the Geek, and Stager Invasion. Song Submit's network of contacts is constantly growing. Submitting relevant music to multiple campaigns increases your exposure.

11) Is it necessary to submit the same music to multiple campaigns?

While it is not necessary, submitting your music to multiple campaigns ensures your selected music is reviewed multiple times by multiple clients, not just once per campaign. Song Submit clients review selected music only from within their own campaigns. To increase the likelihood your music is reviewed by each client, you need to participate in those campaigns directly.

The premise is if you believe your song is relevant to a specific Song Submit campaign, then upload to that campaign. While it's true selected music from past campaigns can get re-forwarded, it is only if the music is relevant and if the client could not meet objectives or find targeted music from the direct campaign it ran.

12) Will my music be forwarded repeatedly to multiple music executives?

Yes, if your music is selected in a Song Submit campaign, not only will it be directly reviewed and considered by music executives from that initial campaign, but we will also re-forward your music to our additional A&R, Film/TV, and Music Publishing contacts outside the initial campaign when applicable. The bottom line is the more music you have selected across multiple campaigns, the more your music gets forwarded to key players in the music industry.

While we do re-forward selected music to our existing clients outside of the initial campaign where the music was originally selected, music is re-forwarded on an ask-basis. For example, if a client runs a campaign on Song Submit and does not find the music they need, then at that time Song Submit will suggest for the client to review selected music from past Song Submit campaigns in effort to help the client find the music they need.

To increase the likelihood your music is reviewed by each client, you need to participate in those campaigns directly. The premise is if you believe your song is relevant to a specific Song Submit campaign, then upload to that campaign. While it's true selected music from past campaigns can get re-forwarded, it is only if the music is relevant and if the client could not meet objectives or find targeted music from the direct campaign it ran.

Song Submit's music industry network includes contacts to Def Jam Records, Capital Records, Universal Records, Columbia Records, Island Records, Warner Bros. Records, Sony Music, plus Film/TV contacts to music supervisors for America's Next Top Model, MTV Networks, VH1, Comedy Central, BBC, Virgin, NYC Prep, Beauty and the Geek, and Stager Invasion. Song Submit's network of contacts is constantly growing.