Ohio radio that takes independent music.

How they take music → Web form · Upload an MP3 through the station's music submission form with your name, email, and song and artist name

How they take music → Web form · Ohio artists; submit through the LNLT artist form, questions to [contact on your sheet], physical copies to Attn Music Director

How they take music → Web form · Up to 3 songs, WAV preferred or MP3, plus 3 photos; local artists; accept the permission terms and e-sign the form

How they take music → Email · Email digital files to the Heights music director; physical copies delay review. Other genres by post to ATTN Music Director, 1 John Carroll Blvd, University Heights

How they take music → Email · No submission page posted. The About page routes contacts by department and lists Music/Radio as [contact on your sheet], so use that and keep it short.

How they take music → Email · Email the general manager about music submissions

How they take music → Mail · Mail a CD; mailed CD submissions are preferred

How they take music → Email · Email music submissions to the music director; modern rock and alternative format

How they take music → Email · Network music submissions page says send the ONE song of yours that fits The River best to the Music Director. MP3 or a link is fine for screening, a high quality.wav file is needed if it goes into rotation. One song per artist, do not resubmit, production must be competitive. Christian AC only: pop, pop rock, pop R and B, contemporary worship.

How they take music → Email · Network music submissions page says send the ONE song of yours that fits The River best to the Music Director. MP3 or a link is fine for screening, a high quality.wav file is needed if it goes into rotation. One song per artist, do not resubmit. Christian AC only: pop, pop rock, pop R and B, contemporary worship.

How they take music → Email · Contact page names Music Director [name on your sheet] for Music Questions and Song Submissions, phone [phone on your sheet]. No file format or deadline rules are posted. Christian rock, rap, dance and pop is the whole format, artists they name include Lecrae, Andy Mineo, NF and Skillet.

How they take music → Email · The station's About page publishes [contact on your sheet] as the Music and Radio contact. No submission page and no format rules are posted. NPR news through the day, locally produced Americana, alternative and indie, and bluegrass at other hours. Cambridge is one transmitter of the Ohio University WOUB network programmed from Athens.

How they take music → Email · The station's About page publishes [contact on your sheet] as the Music and Radio contact. No submission page and no format rules are posted. NPR news by day, AAA and Americana at night. Chillicothe is one transmitter of the Ohio University WOUB network programmed from Athens.

How they take music → Email · Submit to The 330, their Northeast Ohio homegrown music channel, by email or post. Suggest 2 to 3 tracks, include contact info, your town and a short bio or one sheet. Tracks must be FCC friendly with no bad words. Submissions are not returned, airplay is not guaranteed and they cannot give feedback on every CD. Post to The Summit, Attn: The 330, [address on your sheet], Akron.

How they take music → Mail · Freeform college station, all genres, Case Western Reserve University. No general submission page is posted, so mail the package to the station addressed to the Music Director. For their annual Studio-A-Rama live show they take at least 3 songs plus band lineup, bio, photo, website and contact info, by post or to [contact on your sheet], and links to Bandcamp or Facebook are not accepted as a valid electronic submission.

How they take music → Email · The station's own page asks "Interested in submitting your music for on-air consideration? Questions?" and links to the Dayton Public Schools contact page, so that link is the posted route and the only address published there is [contact on your sheet]. Dayton's only jazz station, staffed by students and volunteers, broadcasting live weekdays 9:15am to 4:30pm from the David H. Ponitz Career Technology Center. Note they do not maintain a separate music inbox, so put WDPS FM and the song title in the subject line. Request line [phone on your sheet], fax [phone on your sheet]. Mail: WDPS FM, Ponitz Career Technology Center, Suite 1200, [address on your sheet], Dayton.

How they take music → Email · Send the ONE song of yours that fits The River best to the music director; MP3 or a link is fine for screening but a high quality.wav is required if it goes into rotation; Christian AC only, meaning pop, pop/rock, pop/R&B, contemporary and worship; do not send multiple songs, and no review, reply or airplay is guaranteed

How they take music → Email · Same music director door as the rest of River Radio; send one song only, MP3 or link to screen and a.wav if it is picked up, Christian AC pop, pop/rock, pop/R&B and worship only, no reply promised

How they take music → Email · The contact page has a line for Music Questions / Song Submissions pointing at Jeff Howe; format is Christian rock, rap, dance and pop, so secular material is out; [contact on your sheet] is the on air request line, not the submission route

How they take music → Email · Email releases to [contact on your sheet] with downloadable high quality files, WAV preferred, mixed and mastered, a Bandcamp download link is great; include clean radio edits for tracks containing FCC violations, a bio or one sheet, and say if you are an Ohio band. Do not send streaming links only, they cannot play Spotify or Apple Music on air, and do not DM to submit. CDs and vinyl to WYSO Music Department, [address on your sheet], Yellow Springs,. They get 100+ songs a week so expect no reply.

How they take music → Email · Digital submissions go to [contact on your sheet] as audio files or Spotify links, with a note giving contact information and information about the artist. Physical CD, vinyl or cassette to WOBC-FM 91.5, Wilder Hall Room 402, [address on your sheet], Oberlin,. The Music Director gets in touch only if a WOBC DJ selects the music for airplay.

How they take music → Email · Email [contact on your sheet] or mail a copy to ATTN Music Department, 8585 State Route 14, Streetsboro; mp3 format and it must be clean for radio play; they get a lot of music so review takes time.

How they take music → Email · Digital music as an mp3 at a constant sample rate of 128kbps or higher, normalized to -1db peak amplitude; hard copies to WAKT-LP FM 106.1 Toledo, Attention: Music Submissions, [address on your sheet], Toledo, Ohio 43609

How they take music → Mail · Do not send us a link to your mp3 single, they get lost in all of the e-mails we get. Please mail us a physical CD with your info.

How they take music → Mail · Its FAQ answers how a local musician gets played: send an audio CD to the Music Director. No street address is printed with that line, so use the Columbus Jazz Alliance PO Box published on the same page and address it to the Music Director. Physical media only, no music email posted. The station says at least 25% of its daily playlist is homegrown and local musicians.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page and no music email posted. Their own contact form has a Radio category for FM 91 shows, so send through that and name the show.

How they take music → Email · No submission page posted, [contact on your sheet] is the general station address. Contemporary Christian only, so match the format before you send.

How they take music → Email · No submission page posted. PCC is the Programming Committee and is the closest published route, or use the contact form on the same page.

How they take music → Web page · No music email posted anywhere. Their feedback form is the only route, so use it to ask for the music director. Do not use their Submit Content form, it grants publishing rights.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address for program producers and volunteers

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. The station's own FAQ lists "How do I submit my music to WCBE?" and publishes no answer under it, then closes with "Have any additional questions? Email us at [contact on your sheet]", which is the general station address. Music director Maggie Brennan programmes the local music shows. Send with care.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address, published on its own contact page beside the office line and the mailing address. Student DJs pick their own music across every genre, so treat it as freeform.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted and the station publishes no usable email. The route is its own contact form, which has a dropdown that reaches the director. Urban gospel only. Do not use the gmail address on that page, the station publishes it for public file access, not for music.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page and no email address anywhere on the site. The only route is the station's own contact form on the contact page. Big band, swing and standards from the 1930s to the 1960s, so a modern record has to fit that sound.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted and no email address is published anywhere on the site. The only route on their own domain is the station contact form, plus call or text [phone on your sheet] and [address on your sheet], Clyde. Format is Christ honoring music around more than 30 pre-recorded Bible teaching programs.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted and this is the station's general address, so send with care. Locally run Christian station mixing music with Bible teaching, so Christ centred music only. Post to [address on your sheet] North, [address on your sheet], Barberton,.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page and no email address are posted, so the site contact form is the only published route and this is a general one. Christian music plus syndicated teaching, so Christ centred music only. Post to [address on your sheet], Upper Sandusky,.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page and no email address are posted, so the site contact form is the only published route and it is a general one. A ministry of Harvest Baptist Temple playing what they call Christ Honoring Music alongside Bible teaching, so conservative Christian music only. Post to [address on your sheet], Clyde,.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted. University of Findlay student station, its own site calls it "a noncommercial radio station playing indie music", so the route is the station's own form headed "Got Questions, Story Ideas, or Anything Else? Ask us here!" on [link on your sheet]. The only email the site publishes is a named person for advertising requests, so do not send music there. Also carries UF sports, campus ensemble concerts and interviews with musicians. Studio: [address on your sheet], Findlay.

How they take music → Web page · No music submission page is posted. All-volunteer listener-supported community station in Clermont County, on air 24/7 with block programming: bluegrass, classic country, big band, jazz, blues, rock and roll, Motown, gospel and German. Their site warns "WOBO DOES NOT MAINTAIN PLAY LISTS, ONLY the broadcaster can answer questions about the music played", so the show host decides and the general Get In Touch form is the way in. [contact on your sheet] is published for listener support, not submissions. Studio [phone on your sheet], admin [phone on your sheet]. Mail: Educational Community Radio Inc, [address on your sheet], Owensville.

How they take music → Web page · No music submission page is posted. Locally owned Christian station, not a national satellite feed: Kayser Broadcast Ministries runs it as the flagship of a five-signal northwest Ohio group (89.3 Sycamore, 90.1 Upper Sandusky, 91.9 Marion, 97.5 Findlay, 101.9 Fostoria) under the tagline "More Music, More Ministry", with local news and local events programming. Route is the station's own Message Us form. Phone [phone on your sheet], fax [phone on your sheet], office hours 10am to 2pm. Mail: [address on your sheet], Upper Sandusky. Christian and inspirational music only, so secular submissions will not fit.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general role address. Rock format branded ClassX Radio, "The New Breed of Rock" and "The Evolution of Rock", mixing active AC, alternative and classic rock. TWO WARNINGS. First, WYNS is a full power simulcast of WMWX 88.9 Miamitown, same programming and same decision maker, so this is one door and not two. Second, ClassX sells a "Pay4Play" full album airplay slot for a 29 dollar donation, weekdays 9am to 7pm, which is not how Rotation tells anyone to get played; send the free way and ignore it. Licensed noncommercial educational but privately owned by Spryex Communications Inc, which also licenses low power affiliates. Office [phone on your sheet], studio [phone on your sheet]. Mail: [address on your sheet], Liberty Twp.

How they take music → Mail · No submission page anywhere on [link on your sheet] and no music email posted, so this is the only address the station publishes; it simulcasts RadioU / WUFM Columbus, plays alternative, hard rock, hardcore, hip-hop and EDM, and its RadioU Fusion show is hip-hop and EDM

How they take music → Mail · No submission page and no email address posted anywhere; the only address the station publishes is its mailing address, and the page labels it for listener contributions, so post a disc and address it to the station; over 100 hours a week of classical and jazz, the jazz slot is Chocolate Jazz Saturdays at 8pm, phone [phone on your sheet]

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted anywhere on the site, and the sitemap has none. [contact on your sheet] is the station's only published role address, with phone [phone on your sheet] and post to [address on your sheet], Westerville,. The Connect page carries only request, insider signup and donate forms, no music form. Real local music programming: RadioU Mornings with Hudson and Aly, Weekdays with NayNay, RadioU's Most Wanted, plus Fusion, Battery and Throwback channels.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station's general published address on its operator's domain, with post to WMKV 89.3 FM, 11100 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati, and phone [phone on your sheet]. Format is big bands, the Great American Songbook, standards and oldies, so this is a narrow fit; named music shows include All That Cincinnati Jazz, Jazz Alive, Latin Satin, Sundays with Sinatra and Stage and Soundtrack.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address and the one they publish for sending information in, so send with care and give them lead time.

How they take music → Email · No submissions page posted. The station's own contact page publishes [contact on your sheet] as the way to reach the station. Completely student-run, with a music committee staffed each semester, so there is a music side to write to. Address it to the Music Director care of the general manager.

How they take music → Email · Student radio station of Wright State University, on air since 1977, studios in 018 Student Union. Plays popular and independent artists across classic and modern rock, hip-hop and R&B, pop, country and jazz, with a recurring spotlight on Dayton-area artists. No submissions page is posted. The station's published contact address is [contact on your sheet], so address it to the Music Director. The station site also carries a Music Request Form for tracks it does not already hold, and says results are emailed directly to the Music Director for review.

How they take music → Mail · No submission page is posted; this is the station's own mailing address at the McKinney Media Center, so address the package to the station

How they take music → Web page · No music submission page is posted. The station's own contact form on its About page is the general route, offered for volunteering and programme proposals.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station manager's address published as the Contact Us route. Plays classic country and bluegrass, with country gospel all day Sunday.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted. The station's own contact form on [link on your sheet] is the general route. A separate song request form exists but is for requesting songs on air, not for artists sending music.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own general contact address, published on its contact page alongside [address on your sheet], Suite 201, Dover,.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own general address on its own domain, published for contest entries and non-profit event submissions.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own general office address on its own domain; a separate sponsorships address is published for underwriting.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted. This is the station's own general address, published on its About page as the contact for Fort Recovery Community Radio, a listener supported non-profit playing hits from the 80s and 90s and now.

How they take music → Web page · No music submission page is posted. The station's own contact form is the published route, with Post Office Box 1043, Dayton, and 1-[phone on your sheet] given alongside it. Urban gospel, described as the Best of Black Gospel.

How they take music → Mail · No music submission page is posted. The station publishes a contact form and this mailing address on [link on your sheet], plus [phone on your sheet]. Programming is described as music, teaching and messages, so send sacred or gospel material only.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted. The station's own contact form is the general route, and its About page says evenings and weekends carry special music genres.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted. The station's own contact form is the general route. Non-commercial, plays a mixed library from the 1960s onward.

How they take music → Web page · No music submission page is posted. The station's own contact page carries a general contact form; its email address is hidden behind a CleanTalk anti-spam decoder, so use the form.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own general address, published on its site as the way to reach the station.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own general contact address, the only one it publishes; phone [phone on your sheet].

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted. This is the station's own general address, published on its contact page alongside the studio phone and mailing address at [address on your sheet], Cleveland,.

How they take music → Web page · No music submission page is posted. The About page invites musicians to be featured on the neighborhood rock block and the station's only published route is the form on its own contact page. Classic hits format, licensee Fort Defiance Youth Radio Inc.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own general contact address, published with its PO Box on its site. Mail: [address on your sheet], Rockford,. Plays variety hits from the 70s to today plus local sport.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's published Program Director address. Volunteer run oldies station playing the 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general contact address and the station says it answers every email personally.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the E-Mail Us address the station publishes for its nonprofit licensee NWO Community Media.

How they take music → Email · No music submission route is posted. This is the station's general church office address, and the station is Christian easy listening 6am to 5pm and contemporary Christian music 5pm to midnight.

How they take music → Web page · No music submission route is posted. The only published routes are the studio phone [phone on your sheet] and a general Get In Touch form, and the format is a curated rotation of late 1970s through 2015 classic rock and pop.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address, published on its contact page. Station describes itself as All-Time Country and Bluegrass Variety, community radio operated by Wheeling Jamboree Inc.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page posted, this is the station's own general contact form. Music is B-side classic rock from the 60s to today, a few current tracks and spotlighted local artists.

How they take music → Email · No submission page posted, this is the station's own published address. Classic rock format. Their Pay4Play line is a 29 dollar listener donation to hear an album, not an artist submission route.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page posted, this is the station's own contact form. Church-run station airing worship music alongside sermons, devotions and local high school sports.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted, this is the station's own general contact address; postal route is WZMO, [address on your sheet], Marion, Ohio 43302, phone [phone on your sheet]

How they take music → Web page · No role address and no form. The contact page publishes only named staff at [link on your sheet], so there is no usable door

How they take music → Web page · Station website is offline, so no published route exists to verify

How they take music → See sheet · Real student run music station but no door is published anywhere. It has no station website and no station email; the only web presence is a WDEQ block on the Riverside Local Schools page and a Facebook page. Licensed to the Riverside Local Board of Education, run by Riverside High School students through Ohio Hi-Point's Media Arts Program, on air during the school year with a variety and oldies format.

How they take music → See sheet · No submission page and no working site; the station's own domain now redirects to a parked spam page, and the only address on file is a Gmail in the FCC file that was never published for music.

How they take music → See sheet · Station found, no door. No station website could be located, so nothing publishes a submission route, an address or a music contact. The licensee is the Kettering City School District and the station is operated by students at Kettering Fairmont High School.

How they take music → See sheet · No submission route posted anywhere on [link on your sheet]. The Contact page gives only a switchboard number ([phone on your sheet]), a mailing address (WOSU Public Media, [address on your sheet], Columbus, ) and donation lines. No music director, no music address, no submissions page.

How they take music → See sheet · No submission route published. The station posts office [phone on your sheet], toll-free [phone on your sheet] and mail to 1205 Whitefield Circle, Xenia,, but presents none of them as a music route. The main channel is teaching and talk, not a music service.

How they take music → See sheet · No music submission route published. Contact page offers a general contact form, business office [phone on your sheet], studio call/text [phone on your sheet] and mail to [address on your sheet], Holland,. Contemporary Christian music plus Moody Radio and Salem Radio Network teaching programmes.

How they take music → See sheet · Student-run high school station at Centerville High School, licensed to the Centerville City Schools Board of Education, format "Top 40 / We Play Everything". No submission route found. The station's own site, [link on your sheet], returned HTTP 403 Forbidden to two separate fetch attempts (the front page and /about-us/), so its contact and any music route could not be read. This is a station we found and a door we did not.

How they take music → See sheet · No submission route is posted; the only addresses the university publishes for the station belong to two named faculty advisers, so there is no station route to use

How they take music → See sheet · Fresh Traditional Christian Music, Bible-Based Teaching and Preaching, and the music "is Christian in every aspect, separated from the trends, sounds, and errors of the secular world"; no music submission route is posted

How they take music → See sheet · City-operated variety station carrying public service announcements, music and emergency notifications; no station contact, schedule or submission route is published

How they take music → See sheet · The station's own site [link on your sheet] is unreachable, so no submission route could be read from a primary source. Worth a re-check when the site is back up.

How they take music → See sheet · No station website could be found and no submission route is published anywhere we could read. Licensed to a single church, Christian Church of Evangelical Faith Pentecostal, and reported in its own FCC filing as mostly Russian language programming aimed at the Columbus community.

How they take music → See sheet · No station website could be found and no submission route is published anywhere we can read.

How they take music → See sheet · No station website could be found and no submission route is published anywhere we can read.

How they take music → See sheet · Parish station for St. Mary Catholic Church. Its own site returns 403 to us, so no route could be read and none is recorded.

How they take music → See sheet · We found the station, not the door. It is licensed to New Hope Christian Center and publishes no station website; the church's own site carries no radio page and no contact for the station.

How they take music → See sheet · We found the station, not the door. Both of its own web addresses fail to serve readable content, so no published route could be read.

How they take music → See sheet · No website and no published submission route found. Community LPFM branded The Peak playing oldies and American standards.

How they take music → See sheet · No website and no published submission route found. Licensed to the Legion of Mary, a Catholic lay apostolate, and religious in format.

How they take music → See sheet · Radio ministry of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Publishes a schedule of preaching, teaching and call-in talk programmes and no music submission route. The only address posted is a general church webmail in the site footer, not a station music door.

How they take music → See sheet · Village-owned community LPFM operated by Gray Fox Broadcasting, oldies from the 50s to the 80s. No route could be read off the station's own site: the operator's site returns no content to a fetch and the station's own Wix site is a 404.

How they take music → See sheet · The station says its playlist is made up entirely of music created by teens in grades 7 to 12 at the Music Resource Center, and the only form on the site is the nonprofit's general enquiry form with no music option.

How they take music → See sheet · No submission route and no station address are posted. The site's only email belongs to a named individual and is not published as a music route, and the contact page returns 404.

How they take music → See sheet · No route found. The station's own domain [link on your sheet] does not resolve, so nothing could be read from the station itself.