Luckily I have a very good friend called Phoebe who has a pair of Adidas Gazelles and is willing to be part of the project.

When drafting this idea, I also thought of a music video concept. However, I've decided not to have a music video. As this is my very first release, I am not certain on how well received the song will be, so I do not want spend lots of money on a music video for it to not be successful. I feel once I have a few more tracks out with more of an audience then it could be worth spending the money on a music video, but until then I feel I need to grow my audience/fanbase further.

BBC Sussex

BBC Norfolk 

Radio X

Absolute Radio

Radio XS manchester

Amazing radio

Virgin Radio

Radio Reverb

Promoters:

This Feeling

Aftertone Collective

LoveThyNeighbour

BBC introducing

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• Ensure the single is completely finished, mixed and mastered.

• Register single to distributor, paying the distribution fee, setting the release date, and then submitting at the correct format for streaming services (Audio 44.1 kHz, 16bit Stereo WAV)

• Submit track to Spotify playlists; When submitting, take extra time to give a detailed description of the song. Supply any and all relevant information about the song to easily guide editors to the best placement for your music.

• Select which platforms the track will go on e.g. Spotify, Apple music, Amazon music etc.