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1. No music from the 'Hall of Fame'
Do not post music from the HoF, unless it's a new release, and flaired as such.
2. No "discussions" about, of, or for yourself.
Discussions about music are great. Avoid discussions 'about you.'
3. Artist - Title [Genre] Optional text
Streaming music submissions include the artist, song name, and genre, using this format. Optional additional text may only be included after this part of the title.
4. 30-day artist repost limit
Music by artists who recently had a popular post (100+ upvotes) is automatically removed for the next 30 days to ensure content is fresh. If your post is removed, consider trying another artist.
5. No clickbait titles or emotional appeals
Music should stand on its own. No emotional appeals, asking for votes, or other 'clickbait' titles. Use the comments section to share interesting stories about music.
6. High-quality discussions only
Discussion posts should be thoughtfully crafted to encourage meaningful, civil, and constructive conversation; avoid low-effort requests for artist, song, or album recommendations.
7. Don't post your own music
Users must read and understand self-promo guidelines before posting.
8. No simple music requests or recommendations, ask elsewhere.
For recommendations of new artists similar to those you already like, use /r/ifyoulikeblank. For help with identifying a song, use /r/tipofmytongue or /r/namethatsong.
9. Music should use official artist channels
Whenever possible, external links should direct to artists' official channels. Exceptions are made for exclusive releases, region-restrictions, and other rare circumstances.
10. No solicitation
No crowd-funding, surveys, data-mining, questionnaires, signup/voting requests, etc.
11. No links to unauthorized music leaks or promotion of piracy
No links to downloadable music, promotion of piracy, or unauthorized leaks.
12. Stay in-tune: No off-topic posts.
Statements and actions by musicians not relevant to their musical work are not allowed. Articles discussing *significant events in musicians’ lives, including suppression/co-option of music and related subjects are subject to staff review.*
13. Be civil. Follow Reddiquette at all times.
Don't kill the vibe. Use common sense and don't be a jerk.
14. No playlist sharing posts
Do not post playlists. Refrain from efforts to share or create playlists, mixtapes, or songlists.
15. No AI, low-effort, or hastily-written posts Low-effort content will be removed. AI content is forbidden.
/r/Music
Hi, since I am moving out to a different place, I do not have space anymore for a lot of my collections. I have a Britney Spears collection which I would like to sell if there are any enthusiast or collectors. Please do let me know.
I would like to make a list and see what interesting collaborations we got during COVID for the rock and metal community!
Please list them below!
Pretty self explanatory. If you aren't sure what I'm talking about, it comes on at around the 13 minute mark on the first track of Close to The Edge by YES. I always loved that solo, but it kind of sounds like one of those Nokia ringtones, so I thought it would be a perfect match.
I feel like I'm completely detached from the world. I never listened to any song by Beyoncé, The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar... The only artists I listen to, among Grammy winners, are St. Vincent, Justice.
It wasn't like this during the early 2000s
What happened to me ?
As a spotify user of 2 years, these are some things i've noticed about spotify (mobile app) that really just ruin the experience.
TIP: if you guys wanna skip an ad just refresh or download a blockers if you're on computer!