Why Carolina has some of the Top most exciting music blogs to submit to

To get your music discovered finding the right music blogs to submit to is vital.

The Carolinas have a wide range of talented artists which has spawned a host of blogs and media companies to get the word out.

Below are our top picks for blogs you should be submitting to if you are in the Carolinas. 

Ayeeedub

Coming in at number 7 is media personality Ayeedub. 

@Ayeeedub on Instagram, she covers music news and topics on entertainment all across the board.

Based in Raleigh/Durham She is the music director of K97.5, a correspondent for hip-hop DX via DXNews on Youtube, and has her own show ‘After Dark Link Up.

Though not exactly a blog, she is a powerful influencer.

With her ties to radio and the Carolina music scene, she is someone artists should look to reach out to.

CarolinaBuzzTV

 As the name implies @carolinabuzzTV follows all the buzz in the Carolinas.

With a heavy focus on Carolina music, every artist from the region needs to follow their IG page.

They post fairly frequently ranging from 2-5 posts every other day at minimum.

They are deeply tapped into the area with a nice following of about 23.4K and about 500-2K views per reel.

Any artist or aspiring music professional looking to grow their presence in the Carolinas specifically should submit to them. 

Carolina Music and Events

 If you are looking for updates on upcoming events in North & South Carolina then number 5 on our list, @Carolinamusicandevents,  is what you need to tap into.

They make our list not just because of their insight into all the local showcases and networking events, but because they also show up.

@lightbrightty, the woman behind the page, is very dedicated to the local hip-hop scene, seeing it grow, and getting the artists involved.

Their Instagram is dedicated to helping locals discover new music and artists to find out where they need to be.

NoAdvisory 

Number 4 on our list is the NoAdvisory brand, @NoAdvisoryTV  @NoadvisoryPodcast, based out of Charlotte NC.

Their goal is to bring awareness to today’s issues, insight into current events, and their opinions on everyday life.

The NoAdvisory Podcast has had big-name guests like Chris Gotti and Dutchess from Black Ink Crew come and share some knowledge.

The NoAdvisory Podcast Youtube page is very popular in the region with some videos reaching views from 100K to 200k.

Because of their reach and down-to-earth topics, artists should reach out to them for interviews. 

DastreetzTV 

Based in Charlotte NC, @DastreetzTV is one of the largest blog pages in the Carolinas.

With a solid following of a little over 30K, DastreetzTV covers everything from breaking news to the latest gossip and new music.

Their reach is fairly large ranging between 5K-30K per video. Because of this, they are number 3 on our list of music blogs to submit to.

They take music submissions and interviews. Any artist looking to get their music out to a wider audience should tap in.

FuciousTV 

If you are from the Carolinas, have an Instagram, and are in the music scene you have likely heard of Fucious.

Easily having the largest audience of anyone on the list, even after being disabled at 235K followers.

Their IG is currently sitting at a healthy 132K and steadily growing.

Their reach is huge going anywhere between 10K to as high as 350K depending on the content.

Artists not just in NC but nationwide go to Fucious for promotion and to get the latest scoop.

Fucious TV currently offers posts and interviews for creatives.

To get your music to the widest audience possible in the Carolinas, FuciousTV is the way to go! (@fucioustv_mobb: main 132K @FuciousTV 14K)

Thrive Indie 

Number #1 on our list is the music-tech blog Thrive Indie based in Greensboro North Carolina.

Though not boasting a large social media presence, sitting at just above 900 IG followers, they have built a healthy viewership on their website.

Thriveindie.com won best music blog at the Carolina Music Awards in 2022, because of the impact they have on the careers of Carolina hip-hop artists.

They not only provide interviews, but they also build electronic press kits, host their own events, build websites, and offer music publishing through performing rights organizations.

Thrive Indies’ real-life network extends past the states into Europe and India where many of their contributors reside.

They exchange trending headlines for quality content as well as have the ability to actually progress a career no matter what stage.

If you live in the Carolinas Thrive Indie is our number-one choice for music blogs to submit to.

Thugod Noo LLC