How do I send music to a label?

[Lopyt]

I have a couple songs I wanted to release but I am unsure how complete the songs should be before release.

I also have 0 online following, I don't know if thats because the music is bad or because my marketing is bad, does that even matter? I was hoping the label would be able to help with that.

Here is one of the songs: https://voca.ro/1a17vTkTxW8z

Here is another: https://voca.ro/1f0h4GwOrMxf

And a different genre: https://voca.ro/1a2U6vbXPh8w

Is there a specific label I should send them to? Are they ready? Are they even worth sending?

[COSMATORIA]

My suggestion is to probably send off a few emails, I'd say start with NCS (No Copyright Sounds) since a lot of artists are making music under that label, the most famous being Alan Walker. You could also spread the word about your music or have others do it, try and release a lot of it on Soundcloud or a platform like that.

For social media, definitely try and get that up. You already have a pretty solid following here on OS so if you were to release music on a platform that's easily accessible by a majority (like Soundcloud) I'm pretty sure your following would shoot up from people hopping over from OS to there and listening. Try and find an audience that would like your music and try to slip it into playlists when you can if you're ever working at an event or something with music.

You can definitely become famous or close to it, I believe in you Lop.

[Lopyt]

Ok I sent it to NCS, I'll see what they say about it if anything

[GapoSaur]

Music labels are often looking for upcoming talent, not just someone with an established following

[Lopyt]

Then why do they sign extremely popular artists?

[Lastie]

You could publish to apps like apple music and Spotify for free with https://routenote.com (which is what I use)

[Benvisions]

Labels as in genre, BPM, or what do you mean?

[jcfiggy]

Labels as in genre, BPM, or what do you mean?

Labels as in record labels, as in companies that release and promote your music.

[Benvisions]

Labels as in genre, BPM, or what do you mean?

Labels as in record labels, as in companies that release and promote your music.

Oh that. Okay.