Acoustic Rainbow - Get Your Music Heard

You've written the songs. You've designed and produced your album. You've invested time, a lot of money, passion and hope . . . and finally your CD is ready for release.

Congratulations! What do you do now?

Are you having trouble getting your music heard? Having trouble finding the stations and DJs who play independent acoustic music? Overwhelmed by the cost of sending your package to a station just to have it pile up on a music director's desk?

You're not alone. We can help.

Now you can release an "acoustic single" from your CD worldwide on a professional music director's service, plus get a complete tracking report of the airplay.

On our site is information about a music director's service called the Acoustic Rainbow Radio Sampler. It can not only help get you a tremendous amount of extra airplay and exposure (think of the hundreds of radio shows that DON'T report to the trades!), but it can also save you a huge amount of money in the process.

What is the Acoustic Rainbow CD Sampler?

The Acoustic Rainbow Radio CD Sampler is a co-op venture between 16 (but no more than 18) artists per sampler, designed for use by labels and artists to reach acoustic music directors for radio airplay only. Your resources are pooled together to lower costs. The sampler is shipped to 1,286 radio shows on over 1,000 stations in North America, England, Australia, Europe, Ireland, Asia and South America who specifically program acoustic music. It is the most cost-effective way available for any acoustic artist to reach this many radio shows, DJ's, music directors and programmers worldwide with their music.

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San Fransisco songwriter Anna Laube released a single in volume 31 followed by her new CD "Outta My Head" with Acoustic Rainbow volume 32

Barry McLaughlin received a huge amount of radio response when he sent his latest album, "Windswept" to nearly 1,400 DJs worldwide with Acoustic Rainbow volume 31