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  • Submitting a Video Biography

    You should submit a Video Biography but it should be brief and should be about your Past Projects, Current Projects and your Future Plans. 

    You can send us a Video Biography that you by yourself or you can email us to schedule a Zoom Recording [email protected]


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  • Keez MC talks about his Single Elastic MC

    How did Keez MC get started? He started his musical journey in the Bronx and in Harlem.

    Official Website - www.keezmcmusic.com

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  • Keez MC talks about the Elastic MC Single and Video

    Elastic MC is a single that talks about being flexible with the ability to bounce back from almost anything that tries to stop progress.

    Official Website - www.keezmcmusic.com

    Official Video on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mf-qq35L4fE

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    8 min
  • Chris Lewington #Rock #Music

    Chris Lewington has been a musician since his early teens when he first picked up the guitar. His first love was not pop or rock music but movie themes and his earliest musical heroes were the likes of Ennio Morricone and John Barry. Later in his teens, listening to the singer- songwriters of the time he started to write songs. “It struck me how someone like Paul Simon or Leonard Cohen could wrap complex themes of love, life and existence up in just a 3 or 4 minute tune with a timeless melody”

    Ready for the stage Chris  started his first band, called The Silence, in the early 80s and released his first singles, “A Car in Denmark” and “The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter,” The Silence also feature alongside the likes of Julian Cope on the the cult compilation, “A Splash of Colour”, that followed the early 80’s psychedelic revival.


    By the mid-eighties Chris had formed The Bicycle Thieves, which had a similar style to REM and Lloyd Cole. With The Bicycle Thieves, Lewington penned the singles “Ghostdance” and “Louise,” both of which received airplay on Radio 1. “Louise” would go on to win the 1989 TDK Songwriter Award. Another single, “Waterfront” received a lot of airplay and some notice on the UK Charts. Chris also got the chance to work with the renowned producer Tony Visconti during this period.

    In the early 90s, Chris returned to his singer- songwriter roots as he started a new project called The Famous Blue Raincoats, a folky acoustic style band that performed in smaller sized venues in and around London. A compilation album of their work is available now on streaming sites. During the 90s and 2000s, Chris concentrated on writing new material to pitch to publishers.

    It was not until 2018 that Chris set aside time to finally release his first official full- length album as a solo artist. “Technology had advanced to the point that you could make decent recordings for release using just a laptop and recording in your own home”. Hence the title of the album, Landells Road, named after the street where it was recorded, and as a sort of homage to The Beatles’ Abbey Road. The retro amalgam of stylistic sounds found on Landells Road reflects Lewington’s love of classic artists such as The Beatles, Love and Scott Walker as well as contempories like Bon Iver, Calexico and First Aid Kit

    Chris's second  album “Riverside" was released on the 10th August 2020. Like Landells Road the album was entirely produced and performed by Chris using just a laptop in a bed room. The title is again after the road in which he lived. This time there was perhaps a more pastoral feel to the album now that Chris had moved to the countryside by the river. There was a very English feel to much of the record including songs about the PreRapaelites and a setting of a Rupert Brookes poem. There was also more of a 70's singer songwriter sound to many of the tracks. But still that classic and timeless songwriting feel through all of the 12 new tracks. .

    This year Chris continues to record and release music with singles Colour Her Gone, You Better Go Your Own Way, Tears From A Loaded Gun, Small Neck and It's Going To Be Okay on release and available to stream on on all digital platforms. The tracks will also feature on the new album" Starfish Memories" along with other tracks reflecting both the personnel and world events.

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  • Featured November Artists via MusicSubmit

    Around My Way by Conscience Rhyme

    Black Love Song by Iz Watt

    Blues In the Middle Of Christmas Night by Nancy Adejor

    Bright Light by Neil and Adam

    Can't Deny It by Vicky Chand

    Dive in Deep [Radio Version] by 3Fifs

    Have A Party by The Groove Krewe featuring Nick Daniels III

    Ignorance Sells by Adub Nati

    It Wasn't Me by Will Walker

    Mick's Christmas Mix 45 Second Jingle by Mick J. Clark

    More Than Magnificent by Patrick Bailey II

    Ms. Gottabody (Radio Edit) by Extraordinaire featuring Chillmode

    Night Flight by Jeremy Sean Hector

    Now Or Never Remix by Mak7teen

    SoFLo by Bil Líone

    Take A Picture by Pimpin Change

    This Moment by Mick J. Clark

    UFOs by JYME

    We Are The People (We Are The Nation) by Chris Jasper

    We Sing Noel by Sylvia Fedrick

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  • Setting Your Freelancer's Rates, Collaborating with Others, Submitting Music for Music Licensing and Music Placement

    Do you know how to set your Freelancer's Rates that is both fair to you and to your Clients? What about working with others to setup their campaigns? Should you let them know that they have to pay the fee you will have to pay so they can expect you to add your fees on top of the fee you have to pay to get the project done?

    Do you know the Elements you need to include when you are Submitting Your Music for Music Licensing and Music Placement?

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    14 min
  • Retirement Can Be A Death Sentence For Some People #Retirement

    You are about to hear a short story about four people, the story is about three men and one woman who either made or almost made Retirement a Death Sentence. The characters in this story are 65-year-old Len, 68-year-old Fred, 79-year-old Mark, and 62-year-old Caroline, the one thing they all had in common was they were all retired, but they all lived life during retirement much differently.

    Part 1 - Len – 65 years old – Worked as a Network Technician

    Len is the first one I want to tell you about because he worked on a job for 32 years, now he is 65 and the company gave him an ultimatum, either resign with a special payout or get terminated,  because he is getting to the point where the job is too demanding as he do not finish his duties on a regular basis. Even though he couldn’t keep up he was still the first person at the office. He arrived every morning at 6am even though he was not supposed to be there until 8am.

    Part 2 - Fred  - 68 years old – Worked as a Custodian

    Fred had been a Custodian for different companies over the years, but he never had any extended periods of unemployment  there were always a job waiting if he got laid off, terminated, or quit. He loved working because it made him feel useful. Fred had a hard life because the women he chose always used him and never really loved him, they loved that he worked a full-time job as a Custodian then mow yards and maintain lawns on the weekends. The women he had been married to or long term relationship with never worked so Fred was always the one who worked so being retired was going to be both a mental and financial issue for him.

    Part 3 - Mark – 79 years old – Worked as a City Bus Operator

    Mark is a married man, but he loves to flirt with younger women, he had the perfect job to meet lots of women. As a city bus operator, he would come in contact with over 30 single or unhappily married women per day. Mark had a good Wife because for over 30 years she was waking up at 2:30am to cook his breakfast that she would serve with coffee so he could leave at 3:30am, he shift started at 5:00am and his job was about one hour away from where they lived.

    Part 4 - Caroline – 62 years old – Worked as a Teacher

    Caroline’s Husband had left her for a younger woman and after he left it was hard for her to concentrate as a Teacher so at 62 years old, she decided to retire early. Caroline thought once she was retired, she would have more time to spend with her family especially her grandchildren, it started out that way but then everyone had something else to do. It got so boring for her, so she got some cats, I don’t know where she got the cats from but the last time I counted, she had over 15 cats.

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    14 min
  • October Featured Artists Referred by MusicSubmit

    Some Artists Left Messages about their Music Submissions:


    All For You by Mike Thompson

    All To You by Dr Jaymz

    Big Boss by WNY Johnny

    Disco by Gorilla Tophat

    Here (Pulse Remix) by Anton du Preez

    Phoenix by Penny

    TAKE 5  by John Arnold

    Talk 2 Me by Trade Stevens


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    Keez MC Music

    LHMPR Radio

    YWPN TV

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    47 min
  • Keez MC Biography @KeezMC

    Video Biography on YouTube Click Here

    Keez MC was raised in Harlem but lived in the Bronx. Keez MC got approved to distribute "The Best of Keez MC" through AWAL which is owned by Kobalt Music Group, via a collaboration venture with LHMPR Radio Music Distribution. Keez MC started collaborating with Host Yvonne Wilcox and LB Management on November 23, 2015 back when LHMPR Radio was called Virtual City Radio. The message to Keez MC from Music Executives is "Through your dedication and hard work, you have begun to build a body of work that will become a key component of your success. We are pleased and privileged to be with you on this journey". Keez MC's Motto is "Believe in Me"


    Keez MC latest release is the single ‘The Truest’. He is an artist out of New York, raised in Harlem and lived in the Bronx. Over the years he’s released numerous albums and amassed a good size following. His albums have also received award nominations, and ultimately awards themselves. Keez is a hard working independent artist, grinding at this for over a decade now. Any artist that can stay at it this long, deserves some respect.

    The latest release by Keez MC is ‘The Truest’. The track isn’t too over produced, leaving that real and raw sound. As he says in the track, he’s an independent artist that doesn’t believe in record labels. Something we can get behind for sure here. The beat is relaxed and allows Keez none stop lyrical flow to stand up strong. 

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    8 min
  • IN OR NOT by OLUWA DOMIN8 #InOrNot #Afrobeats @Oluwa_Domin8 #Shaga #EP

    Born Frank Tochukwu Anyaoha, has always loved and been around music. Frank Tochukwu aka Oluwa Domin8, like every other Artist had humble beginnings as a chorister in church at the age of 15, Oluwa Domin8 started playing musical instruments like the guitar and keyboard at 17.

    He hooked up with ace producer and hit maker Samklef in 2011 and became the latter’s sound engineer. By 2012, Oluwa  Domin8 recorded Wizkid first hit single which was produced by Samkelf, Oluwa Domin8 has worked with a vast array of producers and musicians, ranging from Ex-O and Phenom of Knighthouse, to Curte Browne (Unilags Finest), Emmsong, Magneto, Yung6ix, Skales, Dammy Krane, Yung L, Overdose, Jaywon, DJ Tony Blaze, NPZ, Steaze, Dubi (Da' Pulse) and Ric Hassani just to mention a few.

    Oluwa Domin8, being a fine singer himself and not resting his oars on production alone, Oluwa Domin8 released a couple of singles which really attained massive airplay on radios and became favorites to club DJ’s. Records to his credits include EP Album "STILL HERE".  My first EP album "Still Here" received over 7,000 plays on all music platforms! Thank you guys! I'm very grateful!

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