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We can't wait to showcase your talent and help you grow your music career!

Genres: CCM / CEDM / Gospel / Ambient Instrumental

For Christian music released in the past 2 weeks, or near future, that
isn't created using AI (pure or hybrid)
(Click here to read our AI Music Policy) 

Four options to choose from...

Prices range from FREE to US$20+



Our FREE Options

Option 1: propose an addition to our database

(FREE) Submit new Christian music releases to our database.

  • No feature on our website
  • Submitted music may be considered by the editors for our weekly New Music Friday playlist, the rotation database our curators use to create our playlists, and our Top 50/100 playlists

Click here to submit your new releases

Option 2: Submit to "Christian Music Review" on Reddit.com

(FREE - DIY) Submit new Christian music releases to the Christian Music Review subreddit.

This subreddit is one of the sources that our editors monitor. Interesting content about newly released music may trigger our editors to create a write-up for the ChristianDance channels. 

"A DIY opportunity to help you reach more potential fans for FREE!"

  • Join this subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChristianMusicReview/  
  • Submit a link to the YouTube music video of your song. Please don't forget to add an engaging write-up with your backstory and/or the message and intent of the song. The moderators will remove songs without a backstory/engaging write-up.

    (Note: Most press releases don't engage people... People love backstories!)

Click to visit Christian Music Review


Our Devotional Style Articles

Our devotional-style articles can be an effective Inbound Marketing technique to draw in new listeners / fans. The objective of our articles is to help artists build relationships with readers who surf the Internet looking for facts, real events, real people, and valuable non-fiction & non-AI content. Ideally, when visitors read a devotional that is written around the message of your song, they often stream and/or download the song.

Option 3: Standard promotion via SubmitHub

(For the price of a coffee) SubmitHub is one of the most transparent and honest places to promote your music. SubmitHub encourages proper curation, without extra fees if you get shared. You decide how much to spend and who to spend it on. You have all the numbers at your fingertips, and there are no guarantees of streams or placements, as some less reputable models often promise.

What we offer on SubmitHub:

Price: less than the price of a cup of coffee

More details: go to SubmitHub 

Not registered on Submithub? No problem...

There are two options: 

  • You can also use the following link to submit music directly, without creating an account on Submithub: https://www.submithub.com/direct/christiandance-eu

  • If you don't like working through Submithub, then check out option 5: Submission through Fiverr.com 

On Fiverr.com

Option 4: Showcase your single/EP/album on New Release Today (>100K unique monthly visitors)

(US$10+) Every day, thousands of people visit the largest Christian music site (New Release Today) to catch up on the new releases of that week. 

What we offer via Fiverr:

  • We add your release to New Release Today, using your write-up (& backstory) about the release, links to the song (Spotify & YouTube), plus the website & social media accounts of the artist.

  • Your release is visible on Friday's New Music page
  • Posting deadline: no later than the Friday of your release. If you have released your music after last Friday, then the deadline is the first Friday immediately following your official release.

New Release Today has over 100K unique monthly visitors / 225K monthly pageviews

To order / more details: Click here for more details on Fiverr.com

Pricing:

  • Single (1 song) - US$ 10
  • EP (2-6 songs) - US$ 20
  • Album (7-12 songs) - US$ 30

Extra costs:

  • Rush job (requests for this coming Friday that are sent after Wednesday 17:00 hrs CET) - US$ 10

To order / more details: Click here for more details on Fiverr.com

Option 5: Showcase your release on the ChristianDance.eu channels

(US$10) Every day, we may enrich the faith of thousands of visitors with our daily devotional-style write-ups for selected new releases and playlists. The theme of the devotional is based on the message and intent of your song (found in your personal backstory and lyrics). The song is included in the post and, as a result, gets more streams on YouTube / Spotify.

What we offer via Fiverr:

  • We can write a 300 - 500 word devotional-style write-up for the song. The post includes your backstory for the song, links to the song, an embedded YouTube music video, and links to the website/social media of the artist.  
  • Posting on the ChristianDance.eu channels 

To order / more details: Click here for more details on Fiverr.com

Website Traffic for ChristianDance.eu

  • Between 90K and 250K Unique Monthly Visitors
  • Average of 385K Monthly Page Views 










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