The Capstone is accepting submissions from independent artists right now. It's a college station in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and it plays indie, hip-hop, rock. This page is what we've verified about how WVUA takes music from independent artists; the actual submission contact is on your Rotation sheet.
StationThe Capstone
Frequency90.7 FM
TypeCollege
CityTuscaloosa, Alabama
PlaysIndie, Hip-Hop, Rock
Status (September 2026)Accepting
How they take music★ Web form
Posted rules / notesFLAC/MP3 320; hip-hop: [contact on your sheet]
What to send WVUA
WVUA publishes a submission route rather than a general inbox. Follow it exactly; the route is the first thing they check.
Send the clean edit if you have one. WVUA is FCC-bound during the day like nearly every station on this list, and a clean version simply gets played more often.
They ask for lossless audio. Export a WAV or FLAC from the master rather than bouncing an MP3, and keep about a decibel of headroom so broadcast processing has room to work.
Then wait. Give it about two weeks, send one polite follow-up, and let it go after that. Music directors remember the artists who were easy to deal with.
WVUA submission questions
Does WVUA accept music from independent artists?
Yes. WVUA is currently accepting submissions from independent artists, verified against the station's own published information in September 2026.
How do you submit music to WVUA?
Web form. The station's own posted guidance is: FLAC/MP3 320; hip-hop: [contact on your sheet]. The exact contact or form address is on your Rotation sheet, and you should confirm it on the station's page before sending.
What kind of music does WVUA play?
WVUA programmes indie, hip-hop, rock. Sending an off-format record is the most common wasted submission, so check the fit before you send.
Where is WVUA located?
WVUA broadcasts on 90.7 FM from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It is a college station.
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How they take music → See sheet · No usable route found. The station's own site lists a Music Director with a telephone number, [phone on your sheet], and publishes no email address for music. The only address anywhere is the university switchboard.