Genres qu’il/elle accepte le plus
- Alternative rock
- Indie folk
- Indie pop
- Indie rock
- Singer-songwriter
Autres genres qu'ils aiment
- Beats / Lo-fi
- Hardcore
- Hip-hop
Genres qu'ils sont également ouverts à recevoir
- Drum and Bass
- Electropop
- Musique de film
- Metal / Heavy metal
- Punk Rock
- R&B
- Singer-songwriter
Principal
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Il/elle leur a récemment proposé des opportunités…
Il/elle veut recevoir des morceaux d’artistes similaires à…
Barkaa
DMA'S
The Rubens
Mansionair
- Afficher tout +6
Les humeurs qu'ils aiment
- Paroles
- Provocant
Les humeurs qu'ils sont également ouverts à recevoir
- Créatif
Les attributs qu'ils aiment
- Jeunes talents
Attributs qu'ils sont également disposés à recevoir
- Artiste indépendant
Elle·il ne veut surtout pas recevoir...
- Musique africaine
- Musique asiatique
- Bossa nova
- Musique Brésilienne
- Chanson italienne
- Musique Chrétienne
- Afficher tout +12
For more transparency, here are a few points to clarify the "what, how, when, where and why". The Silly McWiggles project has DIFFERENT PARTS, i.e. a segment called #FoundYou on FB with short write-ups, a segment on IG stories called #lyricsoftheweek, a Silly Talks podcast, a YouTube channel or the main Silly McWiggles blog. MOST OF THE TIME, I POST on those sites ONCE A WEEK, on different days. Considering the resources I have at my disposal (aka me, myself and I), I get quite a few pitches. So I CAN'T GUARANTEE THAT I'LL SHARE YOUR MUSIC RIGHT AWAY if I commit to doing it. Sometimes, it might be a few weeks before it's published anywhere. I'll do my best to give you an approximate timeline each time I accept your pitch. Also, depending on what I find suitable for your particular pitch and to what extent I CONNECT with the music, YOUR STORY CAN APPEAR ON ANY OF THE PROJECT'S SITES, not necessarily always on the main blog. Since I want to give this opportunity to as many different artists as possible, I normally accept ONE PITCH PER ARTIST. So if I've done something with your music before, chances are I won't be doing it again in the near future. If I'm interested in your music, I'll find you, trust me ;) And just to clarify what I mean by the Aussie music scene, let's play a quick game called "Is Silly McWiggles my target publication?", with a few scenarios. You're an Aussie muso living in Sydney and actively participating in the local scene (i.e. gigging, networking, your fans are there) -> I'm totally your target publication. You're a Swede living in Brisbane and actively participating in the local Aussie scene -> yep, you should also pitch me. You're a Kiwi artist living in New Zealand, but actively participating in the local Aussie scene -> also shoot me a message. You're a Brazilian muso living in the UK, but you have heaps of Aussie fans, and your music is talked about in the local Aussie scene, as well as the UK and Brazilian ones -> I might be your target publication. You're an Aussie living in the US, but your audience is mostly outside of Oz, plus you don't participate in the Aussie local scene too much -> I'm probably not your target publication. You're a Japanese singer with an audience primarily in Asia, but your producer is Aussie -> nope, I'm not who you want to contact. You're a Canadian artist living in Canada, who has nothing to do with OZ -> nope, it's not a good idea to pitch me. You're a Mexican artist living in your country, but want to break through in Oz -> soz, but no - unfortunately, I don't have the Rolling Stone reputation or reach, and it's quite unlikely I'll be able to help you. In other words, if you don't have the Aussie flag next to your artist name for a good reason, you should probably spend your money pitching somebody else :) Please keep all the above in mind before you contact me. After all, it's about having a positive experience on this platform for both of us.
