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The exclusive first play, placed and timed.
Twenty-nine outlets that run premieres, and an editor at each one who takes the call.
A premiere is an exclusive: one outlet gets the first public play, in exchange for placing it properly — a written piece, the artwork, the buy link, the embed live at the agreed hour. That exchange only works if the record is genuinely unreleased and if the outlet trusts whoever is offering it.
I place premieres at Vicious Magazine, FazeMag, Ibiza Sonica and across a further twenty-six sites and channels, and I also sit on the receiving end as a curator — which is exactly why the pitch is short, the file is ready and the date is real.
What you get
- One outlet chosen for the record, not the biggest one available
- The written piece, in the outlet's language
- Artwork, credits, ISRC and buy link supplied the way that outlet needs them
- The embed live at the agreed hour, checked
- The premiere link, ready for your socials and your label
How it works
- 01Send it unreleasedA private stream and the release date. If it is already public, it is not a premiere.
- 02The outlet is chosenTerritory, genre and who has run something like it recently.
- 03It goes live on the dateWritten, embedded and checked, with the label kept in the loop.
What it is not
A premiere is not bought, and it is not a repost. If an outlet sells the slot, that is advertising and it will be called advertising.
Questions
How do I get a premiere for my track?
Offer a genuinely unreleased record, at least three or four weeks out, with the artwork, the credits and a private stream ready. Then it is about which outlet fits the record — that is the part I do.
Can I pitch the same track to several outlets?
Not as a premiere. The whole value to the outlet is exclusivity. Pitch it to one, and keep the rest for the release-day coverage.
What if the premiere gets turned down?
It moves to the next outlet on the list, with the angle rewritten for them. That is the normal working of it, not a failure.