Press campaign
for independent bands
The network is organized by genre, so your material doesn't go out as a mass blast — it goes to the right segment. These are specialized media: music webzines and blogs, radio (including FM and college/community stations), and genre-specific editors and programmers. We reach out with care to the right people, but the decision to cover you is always theirs — we don't sell reviews or guaranteed placements.
The network is strongly European. The most covered markets are France, Germany and the UK, followed by Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Scandinavia. Outside Europe, there's a significant base of college and community radio in the US — several hundred university stations — plus a solid presence in Australia.
It costs little because we don't profit from it: the fee covers our costs and supports the webzine. We're a non-profit, and have been since 1999.
Record, artwork, bio and links. Rough is fine, we'll take care of it.
A release that tells the real story of the record, not a copy-paste job.
To the right list for your genre, in Italy and abroad.
Sent, opened and clicked — real numbers, as shown above.
“It doesn't promise the moon, it promises to do its job the best way possible, and that's what I got in return.”

TerraMorta
“It delivered immediate results and we were pleasantly surprised by the seriousness and expertise it was handled with.”

We write a press release from the material you send us and mail it to the right network for your genre: 2,506 Italian contacts and 8,754 international ones, across webzines, web radio, college radio, journalists and music magazines.
€120 per campaign. It costs little because we don't profit from it: the fee covers our real costs and supports the webzine, not a business margin.
No, and we don't buy them either: we send the record to people who decide for themselves whether to cover it. We don't guarantee a number of features — it depends on the record and the timing.
We always share the real numbers: emails sent, opened and clicked, with an average open rate of ~25% and a click rate of 7–9% — the same figures we publish across our campaigns.
