28 verified college, community and independent radio stations in Louisiana: 10 accepting submissions right now, 12 more that take music by every sign we can...
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Louisiana has 28 college, community, HBCU and independent radio stations checked by hand. 10 publish a submission door you can use today, including WTUL in New Orleans, KBMQ in Monroe, KRVS in Lafayette, and 12 more take music by every sign we can check without posting a formal route. Each row shows what the station plays, its current status, and how it takes music; the exact submission contact and posted rules are on your Rotation sheet.
How they take music → Web form · Contact page says: to submit music, mail it to Tulane University #1527, [address on your sheet], New Orleans. For digital, it directs you to find your genre's music director on the staff page; every address there is JavaScript-protected
How they take music → Web form · Broadcast quality only, no MP3s please; they listen every other week and usually have room for maybe one or two songs; judged on lyrics and message, recording and production quality, song genre and style, local and national testing, and research; no airplay guaranteed and they contact you if selected. Questions go through the form on the submission page.
KRVS 88.7 Radio Acadie · Lafayette, LA · College
How they take music → Web form · Use the Submit Your Music form: original Acadiana bands, lossless FLAC with correct metadata sent as a free download link plus promo images, purchase or streaming links are not submissions, airplay is not guaranteed and no critiques are given.
How they take music → Email · For information on how to submit local and regional music for airplay, send an email (not an attachment) to [contact on your sheet]; The Boot plays Louisiana artists and Southern regional acts, blues, funk, soul and zydeco.
How they take music → Email · Music director address posted on the staff page; the site's Submit form is aimed at Tech students and asks for the music as a file or a way to get to it
How they take music → Email · Contact page publishes a Music Director address and no submission page is posted; daytime is album oriented classic rock, blues and Louisiana artists, and at night they play blues and R&B primarily.
How they take music → Email · Email music for the folk and international show Hootenanny Power; the rest of the schedule is news and talk, so folk and international only
How they take music → Mail · Mail a finished CD to the Music Director with a cover letter; put the best cut first, number the cuts and clearly mark any profanity. They generally do not play mp3s, and a digital file should be.wav.
How they take music → Email · Staff page publishes [contact on your sheet] as the Music and Programing Department address, with a named Music Director; no submission page, form or file rules are posted, so send a short note first.
Natchitoches, LA
Indie, Hip-Hop, R&B, Electronic, World, Freeform / all genres
How they take music → Mail · No submission page is posted. The station publishes only a mailing address, phone [phone on your sheet] and a fax, so a mailed CD to the Alexandria office is the route. Gospel and urban contemporary Christian only.
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address. Public station of LSU Shreveport carrying NPR news plus classical, jazz and blues, with music shows including Jazz Out!, Blue Shadows and Rhythm Gumbo with John Ellis.
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's own published address on its Grambling State page. Programming is traditional and contemporary gospel, jazz 9am to 6pm, Quiet Storm urban in the evenings and Blues You Can Use on Saturdays.
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address. Format is syndicated Christian teaching programs with worship music blocks through the day and Music with Meaning on Saturdays.
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; KSCL is programmed by Red River Radio as its Alt channel playing alternative music sourced locally and nationally, and [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address.
KVDP 89.1 Christian Radio · Dry Prong, LA · Community
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted and this is the station's own general contact address from its official page; a non profit, independent, listener supported gospel station for Grant Parish.
How they take music → Mail · No submission page is posted. The station publishes only its own address and phone, so send a CD by post to the station at Baton Rouge Magnet High School.
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station office address on its own domain, and the format is contemporary Christian, so send gospel or CCM only
WWNO New Orleans Public Radio · New Orleans, LA · College
How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general listener address. News and information first, with Jazz 89.9 HD3, Classical 104.9 and the local WWNO Music Hour.
How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address. Spanish language Christian music 24/7, with live weekday programs, run by Victory Harvest Church out of Baton Rouge.
How they take music → Mail · No submission page, contact form or role email is posted anywhere on [link on your sheet]; the only email on file belongs to a named staff member, so we do not list it. Student and community station on the McNeese State University campus; studios at [address on your sheet], phone [phone on your sheet].
How they take music → See sheet · No website, email, stream or submission route is published anywhere; the only contact on record is the licensee phone in the FCC public inspection file, and that is not a music door.
How they take music → See sheet · Inmate-run inside Angola; plays contemporary jazz, all types of blues, country, gospel and R&B, does not play rap, bounce or hip-hop
How they take music → See sheet · Student run station at Nicholls State; its own page names a Head Music Director and two Music Directors but publishes no email, form or postal route for music.
How they take music → See sheet · Local church LPFM licensed to Providence Church. The church website does not mention the station and publishes no route for music.
How they take music → Web page · Their own words: "We do not currently accept independent music submissions for consideration of on-air play."
New Orleans, LA
Gospel
Closed
How Louisiana stations want it sent
Take music by email13 of 28
Submit through a form5 of 28
Want physical media6 of 28
Freeform, no genre lock5 of 28
State a clean-edit rule1 of 28
Route music to a show1 of 28
Only take local artists1 of 28
Ask for lossless audio2 of 28
Have their shows mapped1 of 28
Counted from the 28 Louisiana stations on this page, from what each one publishes itself. It is the fastest way to read a market before you build anything for it: an envelope market and an inbox market ask different work of you. Across them, 2 individual shows are mapped from the stations' own published schedules, with the night and hour each one airs.
Every door is on your sheet.
Pick your sound and region on Rotation and each of these stations shows its real submission contact and the exact rules it posts: clean edit, WAV, form or mail. Checked by hand and kept current. No station here paid to be listed.
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