Washington radio that takes independent music.

How they take music → Email · Email [contact on your sheet] with streaming and download WAV links, no attachments; digital only, no physical

How they take music → Web form · Use the music submission form on the contact page. Freeform student station, DJs get no creative limits. Packages to KUPS The Sound, [address on your sheet] #1049, Tacoma.

How they take music → Web form · Dedicated Music Submissions page. Digital: Google form, WAV files, filename "Artist/Band Name - Album/Release Name - Track Title.wav". Music must be FCC compliant to broadcast on air (clean edit); the station links an FCC explicit-words reference. Submissions with a press release are admitted to playlists more quickly. Physical alternative: mail CDs, vinyl or cassettes to KZAX Music Director, [address on your sheet], Bellingham,. Music Director email on the contact page: [contact on your sheet]

How they take music → Email · Physical is preferred: send CDs, vinyl or cassettes with a one page one sheet to ATTN Music Dept, KAOS-FM, CAB 101, 2700 Evergreen Parkway NW, Olympia,. Digital goes to [contact on your sheet] with the headline Music Submission and streaming or download links only, no attachments or files sent directly. Full releases only, no singles. The station has no safe harbor so it never airs profane or indecent material at any hour. Freeform with an independent music policy that keeps 80 percent of what airs off major labels, so say if you are local since the DJs favour Pacific Northwest artists, and mention any upcoming show in the area. Albums that get enough plays in a three month trial period go into the permanent library.

How they take music → Email · Send MP3 or WAV to the music department, or mail CDs and vinyl to KBCS Music Department, 3000 Landerholm Circle SE, Bellevue. You must send a physical album or downloadable digital file, they will not play your music on the air from a streaming platform. Include a brief press kit and properly labeled metadata, flag explicit lyrics, no AI generated music, and Pacific Northwest artists get priority. They cannot reply to most submissions.

How they take music → Email · Station's own directory listing says please send music related emails to [contact on your sheet]; 24-hour jazz service owned by Washington State University and run primarily by students under Northwest Public Broadcasting; no dedicated submission page is posted.

How they take music → Email · Email [contact on your sheet] with band or artist name, a link to your site or a brief bio, and the city you are based in; digital files should be mp3 at 320kbps.

How they take music → Email · Email [contact on your sheet] with one or two focus tracks as high quality downloadable files via Dropbox or Google Drive; clean radio edits only, no links to YouTube, Apple Music or Spotify, no physical media, and no DMs or calls.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; the station's own staff and contact listing names [contact on your sheet] as the music submissions address. Freeform volunteer community radio, hosts choose their own music, so match the show.

How they take music → Email · Physical CD or EP only, 4 songs minimum, send lyrics and a one sheet and flag anything not FCC clean; email [contact on your sheet] or mail Attn Music Department, [address on your sheet], Everett; review takes 3 to 6 weeks

How they take music → Email · Email your music submissions to the music director. Student run freeform college station at Western Washington University, eclectic programming from ragtime to heavy metal.

How they take music → Email · Send CDs to KYRS Music Librarian, [address on your sheet], Spokane, Washington, 99201; for electronic submissions please first contact the Music Librarian.

How they take music → Email · Email your name and a brief description about yourself and your music with "Artist Submission" in the subject line; a link to your music is required, or an mp3 file if you have no link.

How they take music → Mail · Station says mail is the fastest way to reach it, so send physical music to the P.O. box at Washington State University; band and event notes go to the contacts listed on the contact page, and no online submission form is posted.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted anywhere on the site; [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address and there is a Send us a message form at [link on your sheet] Listener supported station licensed to the Chehalis Valley Educational Foundation with local hosts and local community calendar information, and the format is inspirational and lite adult contemporary Christian music, so pitch Christian or gospel material only. Studio mail goes to 2451 NE Kresky, Unit A, Chehalis,.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted. This is the station's own contact form on [link on your sheet]. The station says it features the latest releases from today's best Christian artists alongside Bible teaching.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted, so this is the station's own general address on its site. Student run out of SURC Room 120; college alternative by day plus night specialty shows spotlighting electronica, hip-hop, world, local Northwest music, blues, metal, punk and reggae. Studio line [phone on your sheet].

How they take music → Web page · No submission page posted; use the station contact form or call the studio [phone on your sheet]

How they take music → Email · Volunteer non-commercial community station running classical music and progressive programming, simulcast on KGHE 89.1 Montesano. No submission page is posted, so [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address. Send once for both frequencies.

How they take music → Email · Simulcast of KGHI 91.1 from the same volunteer community licensee; classical music and progressive programming. No submission page is posted, so [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address. Same door as KGHI, send once.

How they take music → Email · Student and volunteer run community station out of Peninsula High School; jazz, blues, reggae, roots and Americana, classic rock. No submission page is posted, so this is the address on the station's own page. Studio line [phone on your sheet].

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted, so use the station's own contact form on [link on your sheet]. Christian music only, described as "music with a message that encourages and challenges us all", and a listener Music Team rates song clips to decide which songs get more airplay.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address, with a contact form on the same page at [link on your sheet] Student run station at Mercer Island High School, adult album alternative, 'Music & Conversation That Spans Generations', with more than 50 student shows plus daily newscasts and sportscasts. The Submit a Song Request form is for listener requests, not artist submissions, so pitch to the station address instead. Studio mail goes to 9100 SE 42nd St, Mercer Island,.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address and [contact on your sheet] is for news only, so send with care and address it to music programming.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted, so the site's own contact form is the general route. The station says its new music comes from a short list of conservative Christian music ministries and that many recordings do not make the cut. Traditional sacred and gospel only, no CCM.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted. [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address, printed on its contact page and on the City of Ocean Shores site that holds the licence. All volunteer, plays nearly every genre.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address and the contact page lists separate departmental contacts for classical and jazz programming. Locally hosted music runs at night on the SPR News schedule (The Soul Express Fridays 11pm, Front Porch Bluegrass Sundays 7pm, Soundspace Sundays 10pm, Jazz with Jan Munstedt Sundays 8pm). SPR has run a Firehouse Sessions original song contest that took three original songs at [contact on your sheet] from Inland Northwest artists between September 15 and October 15.

How they take music → Email · No music submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address and the contact page lists a separate jazz programming contact. All jazz since 4 August 2025, carrying the WFMT Jazz Network on weekdays with locally hosted jazz on Saturdays and Sundays.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's own general address. Christ centered music station run by local volunteers, so send one song with a short note.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted; use the general email form on the contact page. The daily mix is about 60% spoken and 40% music, traditional Christian only.

How they take music → Email · SPR Classical, classical only on this signal; no submission page posted, [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address

How they take music → Email · Great American Songbook, big bands, swing and jazz; no submission page posted, [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address and mail goes to [address on your sheet], Sequim

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address. Skagit Valley College community station on air since 1973 with student and community volunteer hosts, about half its programming in Spanish. Named music shows include The Re-Up with DJ Defkawn Thursdays 8 to 10 PM for Latin and hip hop, The Jazz Buffet Thursdays 6 to 8 PM, Northwest Tracks with Trevor Tuesdays 6 to 7 PM for PNW indie, No One is Safe Wednesdays 6 to 7 PM for metal and The House Music Program with Ben Tuesdays 8 to 10 PM. Studio mail goes to KSVR-FM, Skagit Valley College, [address on your sheet], Mount Vernon,.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general address. UpRiver Community Radio for the Upper Skagit Valley, on air since 2011, sister station to KSVR but with its own studio in Concrete and its own volunteer hosted local shows. Music runs to rock and roll, country, americana, bluegrass, reggae and classical, so pitch to that. Studio at [address on your sheet], Concrete,.

How they take music → Email · No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's own Contact Us address. Student run country station at Newport High School, also carries Grizzly sports, weather and the community calendar.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted, so this is the station's own contact form at the Packwood Improvement Club, which runs the station; note the music hours are a simulcast of KVRN 101.5 Cavern FM out of Portland, with local content produced in Packwood.

How they take music → Email · Freeform student station at Whitman College, broadcasting since 1971. No submission page is posted, so this is the station's general manager address; they say to email them or DM on Instagram.

How they take music → See sheet · Real student run station licensed to Bellevue School District 405 and run out of Bellevue High School, freeform with a music jukebox between live student shows, but the door is gone. [link on your sheet] now returns 404 over http and serves no certificate at all over https, so the Send us a message form it used to publish is unreachable, and the last working capture of the site is March 2026. The only email it ever published belongs to a named individual, and the district and high school sites carry no station page, so there is nothing to send to. The stream is still up at [link on your sheet].

How they take music → See sheet · Licensed to Centralia College and still on the air with an alternative rock format, but the station has no working web page and publishes no submission route. Nothing to send to yet.

How they take music → Web page · Jazz format ended Oct 2025; oldies catalog from the 50s to the 80s only, no new music route posted

How they take music → Web page · Nothing is on air. Green River College's own page says the station is "silent (under FCC-granted STA, silent since June 2025)" and is not currently operating or streaming, and the college is selling the licence. No music route is posted.

How they take music → Web page · No submission page is posted and the 88.3 signal is off the air. The ministry's only published contact is a named individual's personal address, so there is no station route for music.

How they take music → See sheet · Spanish Christian noncommercial station; no website or email published anywhere, the FCC file carries only a licensee phone

How they take music → See sheet · Student run alternative station at the Tri-Tech Skills Center, licensed to Kennewick School District No. 17. No music route is published anywhere: the station site [link on your sheet] no longer resolves, the school site has dropped its broadcasting program page, and the only address that surfaces belongs to a named instructor. The station has also been silent under FCC special temporary authority since July 2025 while a new transmitter building goes up, with a return due by June 30 2026. Only web presence is [link on your sheet]

How they take music → See sheet · Licensed to Oakridge Community Radio, an Oregon nonprofit. No station website, address or submission route is published anywhere we could find.

How they take music → See sheet · Licensed in August 2025 to the Community Sustaining Fund at 100 watts; the station publishes no website, no contact and no submission route that we could find.

How they take music → See sheet · Newly licensed in June 2026 to Common Communications Northwest after Cascade Community Radio donated the construction permit; nothing is posted yet, no website and no submission route.

How they take music → See sheet · News and talk only, no music programming found and no music route published. The contact page lists [contact on your sheet] for listener letters and [contact on your sheet] for press, neither presented as a way to send music, plus a phone number and the office address.

How they take music → See sheet · No submission route posted. The station's Contact page carries a mailing address, phone numbers, a general comments form and a Community Calendar / PSA form limited to non-profit, educational, civic and government organizations. No email address appears anywhere on the site's home or contact pages.

How they take music → See sheet · No music submission route published. The only contact the station posts is a general office address: [contact on your sheet], [phone on your sheet], [address on your sheet], Spokane. Its Music & Programs page describes a LISTENER feedback panel, not an artist route: 'Once you join our music team, you will receive monthly surveys asking about the songs you like/dislike.' That is a listener survey, not a submission door.