Music Industry Weekly is an online publication covering the Music Industry.

The program presents the standard-bearers of Louisiana culture — musicians, songwriters, producers, engineers, music writers, and more — as they gift the audience with performances and long-form discussions on the art of making music and the compositions that influenced them.

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This music blog covers music and band news, live show, album, and song reviews, as well as artist interviews and photography. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well.

Local music show highlighting the music scene in the Durango, CO area. Features music acts playing in town as well as coverage on new bands.

Launched in April 2007, originally known as A Space For Music Liberation, Music Liberation is a blog that aims to discover brand new music from across the globe. The team engage with a diverse range of genres, with a predominant slant on unsigned and developing artists. They also review Singles, EP's, Albums, Gigs, and conduct Interviews.The blog posts are written by Jon Sidwell (Editor) alongside a team of writers.Entries in the Music Liberation blog concentrate on categories such as Album of the Week, New Music, EPs, Singles and Interviews.

Steve Dawson hosts long-form interviews with musicians and music producers about their lives and experiences making and recording great music. From legendary session musicians in the recording studio and the sessions they were involved in, to up-and-coming songwriters, Steve leads each guest through conversations about what drives them to make music, their creative process, their influences, and the nuts and bolts about how they actually work in the recording studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Background and Format: Music Match is an online publication and networking community, providing their readers and subscribers with industry news and opportunities as well as daily news from the worlds of film, music and gaming, original editorials, guest articles, and exclusive audio and video content.  Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at music industry insiders and professionals.  Deadline: Ongoing. Monthly Unique Users: Figures are not disclosed. Sections: The website has permanent sections for Features and Reviews. It also offers a section for Music Jobs.  Distribution: The website is openly accessible. By signing up there is also a Forum available.  Ad rates: Information on advertising opportunities is available here. 

Background and Format: Launched in March 2010, Music Matters is a blog about music, covering chorus, chamber choir, symphony, orchestra, concert band, big band and jazz.  Categories and areas covered on the blog include Arts and the Consumer, Be My Guest, Building for the Future, Composer in Focus, Gallery Space, Jazz Booth, Keeping It Real: Reviews, Notes on Music, Now Hear This!, Scholars Spotlight, Summer Music and Was It Good For You? The blog is updated a few times a month. The Blogger: The posts are written by Daniel (Dan) Harding, a pianist, conductor and Deputy Director of Music at the University of Kent. He is passionate about contemporary music, particularly American Minimalism and British choral composition and he is also an experienced accompanist and jazz pianist. He read music at the University of York and has previously been a lecturer in Music in Further Education for the past ten years. Asides from Music Matters, Dan also writes on cultural issues for Pandora's Looking Glass and about choral conducting on Cantus Firmus. PR Opportunities: For PR opportunities, the best way to get in touch with Daniel is via twitter.

Music Matters explores the power of music to change lives around the world. The BBC Radio 3 show airs on Saturdays at 1pm.