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| BluesRoot Entertainment Adds New Artists To Bluesroot Radio BluesRoot Radio and BuffaloTrax Radio are streaming 24 hour a day, seven day a week internet radio stations which recently began accepting unsigned, independent artists song submissions for consideration for regular rotation air play. Station owner John D. Moore stated, "We are happy to give the next generation of music stars a chance to be heard. We are receiving submissions from artists across the United States, Canada as well as Europe." He added, "We encourage artists with commercially available material to submit. However, submission does not mean automatic acceptance. Obviously material most match each station's format. We've set the bar at a pretty high level." Moore pointed out that submission requirements and forms are available at each station's website. Interested musicians can check out www.bluesrootradio.com or www.buffalotrax.com. BuffaloTrax Radio features a freeform format that leans towards singer/songwriter and Americana, although the station airs a wide variety of genres. Although the station was only recently launched, listenership has grown quickly. BluesRoot Radio is dedicated to rock and roll's roots…blues, early rock sounding songs, and rockabilly. The station's traditional playlist includes the foundation greats from blues, rockabilly and rock and roll's early days. The station is now airing selected artists along side of the Hall of Fame names of rock and roll's foundation era. BluesRoot Radio's weekly audience numbers in the thousands. April additions include: BluesRoot Radio – Fred Gross with "Momma oh Momma"; Russell Gulley with "Wolves at my Door"; Petrella and "Everytime You Go Away"; and Peter Grimaldi with "This Dawg is Cryin'. BuffaloTrax Radio has added Nick Granato and his single "My Ordinary Life." Both BluesRoot Radio and BuffaloTrax Radio are the properties of BluesRoot Entertainment, a music brand development company based on Grand Island, NY. BluesRoot Entertainment is dedicated to supporting new music and the artists who write and perform the music. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Jazz News :: home page |