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Hot off the press: The 23-Point Guide to Pitching

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[TuneCore]( [DISTRIBUTION]( | [MUSIC PUBLISHING]( | [ARTIST SERVICES]( PITCHING TO PRESS: THE 23-POINT GUIDE Staying independent as an artist can be challenging. On one hand, you get to call the shots and have complete control over your career; on the other, the responsibility of promoting your music falls on you. But by pitching and telling your own story in a captivating way, you can save yourself thousands of dollars while staying independent and authentic to your own music journey. From writing a compelling bio, to personalizing your pitches, to broadening your outreach, our latest blog post, “[Pitching to Press: the 23-Point Guide](” by Mumbai-based business journalist Amit Gurbaxani covers it all. Be sure to read up on the best practices for pitching your upcoming release and become a pitching pro in no time. [READ MORE]( [GOT QUESTIONS? GET HELP! TuneCore – 63 Pearl Street Box #256 Brooklyn NY]( [TERMS OF SERVICE]( | [EMAIL PREFERENCES]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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