Independent Music Network Information

An artist or band will work hard and produce a great single or CD, then what? The major record labels could care less and radio can be a closed shop when it comes to getting new artists on the radio, especially if you are an independent. Many major market program directors can act as judge and jury when it comes to adding new music and there so many consultants in the mix that you can see why new acts never get a shot. It is our goal to help "level the playing field" by getting the best independent artists, bands and their product out to the entire music world. We are amassing a huge list of commercial radio stations to run shows for both "Mainstream" and Country. There will also be a satellite radio version of both formats in the coming months. With the Independent Music Network we will finally have a new voice in the music industry that is long overdue. "If I had something like this when I was producing and packaging music acts, I would have been all over it", said Larry Weir who is now co-editor of New Music Weekly magazine and runs National Record Promotion. "It's so hard to get the attention of radio on a large scale and this will be a new and powerful tool", he added. Veteran recording artist and producer Billy Vera is also very excited about the new venture and he will be featured on radio and television with his "Music History Class" which will bring an insight of the music business of the younger generation. Radio: