
Singer-songwriters, share your Spotify release
Been discovering a lot of independent artists lately through The Cauldron community.
Opening submissions up again for new Spotify releases.

Been discovering a lot of independent artists lately through The Cauldron community.
Opening submissions up again for new Spotify releases.
A massive thank you for all the music! The response to our last calls has been incredible.
We’ve recently expanded our 100% free, non-profit ecosystem to three specialized platforms. To keep things clean here and avoid spamming links, we've built a central hub that explains all our formats, social media bonuses, and how to submit.
Here is a quick overview of what you can pitch for:
1. INDIEINDEX (Global Network & Archives) •
2. 40MAG (Fast-Track & Straight Talk)
3. SPINLOG MAG (Editorial, Playlists & Culture)
⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE ON SUBMISSIONS Dropping a link in the comments here is not enough! All official features go strictly through our website. You can pitch the exact same release to multiple formats across the network.
Check out all formats and submit directly through our central hub: 👉 www.indieindex.de/network
(Are you a blog or community runner? Reach out via IG DM or email, we are always open for like-minded partners!)
That said, feel free to drop your release links and a few words in the comments below. I always love taking an early listen!
We've been working on this for about a month now in between school and work. We had the pleasure of interviewing a band from Vancouver, Canada called "Black Pontiac"! Let us know what you think: https://allout.music/how-an-old-pontiac-sunfire-became-a-globally-recognized-band-exclusive-interview-with-black-pontiac/
This was when they were still a true independent unsigned band. They recorded this demo track in November 2001. Dave Keuning playing bass - before the final rhythm section joined the band.
When Brandon Flowers and Dave Keuning went into Kill the Messenger Studio in Henderson, Nevada, in November 2001, they had no backing from any record label - whatsoever. They recruited Matt Norcross to play drums on the demo & paid for the demo recording themselves.
The band officially released this demo track on their 2013 compilation album, Direct Hits.