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Louder.me is running Summer League Tournament for independent artists! 🔥

http://louder.me

The music service Louder.me is launching a large music tournament for the whole summer! During the Summer League of 2019, there will be 8 qualifying tournaments in different genres, where users of the service will select 128 of the best songs for the final tournament with a prize of $3000!

The first two tournaments of the Summer League Qualifyings have already begun. Artists from all over the world will be competing for participation in the final and truly international tournament. It should be noted that the qualifying tournaments pass quickly, therefore, to support your favorite artist, please follow the schedule on the site and make sure you vote on time: https://louder.me/summer-league

The rules of Summer League 2019 are very simple:

  1. Qualification: The 64 songs with the highest rating in the Arcade will be selected by genre.
  2. Draw: 32 pairs of tracks will be randomly selected.
  3. Selection: Each week there will be a qualifying round of the Olympic system: 1/31, 1/16, etc.
  4. Final: Over the weekend, there will be a vote for the best song from the final duo of participating artists.

To participate in the tournament, the artists should upload their track to the Louder.me service and once it reaches the qualifying rating, it will be automatically added into the long list for the next tournament.

I'd like to remind you, that the project Louder.me is a music platform where independent artists use their tracks to compete for various prizes. This international service is designed to help independent musicians locate their audience. It is a real-time game where listeners can quickly preview songs, choose the best ones and save them to their Loudest playlist within the app. Louder.me is equally useful and beneficial for both artists and listeners: where artists are able to make their music popular thanks to a fair vote and listeners are able to quickly discover new music names. There are no losers, but there is always a winner.

submitted this linkon June 19, 2019