A Taste Of Triple A Sampler #66

Don't miss your LAST CHANCE to submit to A Taste Of Triple A, a monthly CD sampler of new music that is sent to over 290 programmers at Triple A commercial and non-commercial radio, cable, satellite and internet stations. 1 slot on the disc is reserved for a Sonicbids artist. The selected artist will receive 2 copies of the CD sampler. "A Taste Of Triple A is a great resource to expose bands both big and small—having a ‘one-stop shopping’ resource to listen to current Triple A priorities is an invaluable tool." —Adrian Moreira, VP Adult Format Promotion, RCA Music Group/n/nLaunched in 2004, A Taste Of Triple A is a monthly CD sampler of great new music that is both sampled and used on the air by programmers and specialty hosts. This sampler will also go to everyone who attends the annual Triple A Conference in Boulder, Colorado, in August. There is 1 slot on this disc reserved for a selected Sonicbids artist. The selected artist will receive 2 copies of the CD sampler for their own use.

The CD reaches:

• Programmers and specialty shows at 270+ Triple A and Americana radio (Commercial and Non-Commercial), cable, satellite and Internet stations
• Over 4,900 radio stations worldwide (that can access A Taste Of Triple A for digital downloading)
• The editors at Paste, Blurt, American Songwriter, M: Music & Musicians, PopMatters, Relix and SonicBoomers.com
• Key TV & film music supervisors

Radio programmers all over the USA have come to rely on A Taste Of Triple A for hearing new music:

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  "I listen to every edition of A Taste Of Triple A. It is a quality and concise view of the Triple A music horizon." —Dan Reed, Music Director/Operations Manager, WXPN Philadelphia
  


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  "A Taste Of Triple A is a great resource to expose bands both big and small—having a ‘one-stop shopping’ resource to listen to current Triple A priorities is an invaluable tool." —Adrian Moreira, VP Adult Format Promotion, RCA Music Group
  


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  "A Taste Of Triple A is a very effective tool for the independent label/artist to reach the decision makers at Triple A radio. Much to my delight, programmers were spinning the first single from a totally unknown artist on an unknown label prior to us even contacting them."—Steve Yanek, Primitive Records
  


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  "When A Taste Of Triple A arrives, it goes right in the CD player at WTTS." —Brad Holtz, Program Director, WTTS Indianapolis
  

Submissions are open to a variety of genres, including rock, alt-country, acoustic, folk, blues, blues rock, jam bands and rock reggae. Please no metal, rap or contemporary country.