6 verified college, community and independent radio stations in New Mexico: none with a confirmed open door yet, 3 more that take music by every sign we can...
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New Mexico has 6 college, community and independent radio stations checked by hand. 3 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.
KSFR 101.1 FM Santa Fe Public Radio · Santa Fe, NM · Community
How they take music → Email · No music submission page or music-specific address is posted. The station publishes three role addresses on its Contact page: [contact on your sheet] (general), [contact on your sheet] (news releases only) and [contact on your sheet] (public service announcements only). Send music to [contact on your sheet] and address it to the Music Director, or mail to KSFR 101.1FM, Santa Fe Community College, [address on your sheet], Santa Fe,.
How they take music → Email · Navajo Technical University's own station, launched 2016, 6000W covering the eastern Navajo Nation. No submissions page is posted. The station page publishes a station role address, [contact on your sheet], and says questions or requests can be sent to it, plus phone [phone on your sheet]. It carries two locally hosted music shows, The Hawk (Tuesdays 9-11am) and Music Most Wanted (Fridays 9-11am), alongside Koahnic network shows (Native America Calling, National Native News, IndigiFi). No genre is posted for either music show, so the row stays freeform. Station manager is Cuyler Frank; his personal address is on the site but is not published as a music route, so the station address is the one to use.
KABR 107.5 The Bear · Alamo Community, NM · Community
How they take music → Mail · Tribal community station licensed to the Alamo Navajo School Board, on air since 1983, CPB funded, branded The Bear. Native American format. No submissions page and no music address are posted. The licensee's own radio division page publishes the station's mailing address ([address on your sheet], Alamo, ) and phone [phone on your sheet], and names a Program Director. Send a disc to the station address and mark it for the Program Director; the named person's email is a staff listing, not a posted music route, so do not use it.
Country 93.7 (KRMK-FM) · Las Vegas, NM · Community
How they take music → See sheet · No submission route published. [link on your sheet] carries the format and streaming only; /contact returns 404 and no email, mailing address or music page appears anywhere on the site.
How they take music → See sheet · No submission route posted. The contact page carries a general inquiry form with a "Music Question" category, phone 1-[phone on your sheet], and a mailing address at [address on your sheet] NE, Albuquerque,. None of these is presented as the way to send music.
Mine Country 102.1 · Socorro, NM · Independent Commercial
How they take music → See sheet · Station exists and runs local programming (a two-hour live morning show, local news and weather, Socorro High School sports, Spanish music at weekends) but no submission route was found on its own site. Two pages on [link on your sheet] were opened and neither published an email, a mailing address or a phone number.
Socorro, NM
Freeform / all genres
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How New Mexico stations want it sent
Take music by email2 of 6
Want physical media1 of 6
Freeform, no genre lock4 of 6
Counted from the 6 New Mexico 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.
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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