India’s first music magazine- Rock Street Journal has teamed up with artist social networking platform Songdew again to bring the second edition of 'Rock On!!', a contest solely dedicated to the promotion of upcoming bands and artists in the proliferating Indian music circuit. Most importantly, the last date of submission is July 21, which signals a commotion call for the artists to not be lazy and register as soon as possible.
The bands and artists emerging victorious in the contest will get featured on Rock Street Journal. This is the perfect opportunity when nothing should be inhibiting you from showcasing your musical talent, which may just be known to the whole wide world in a matter of time. Whether it is classical or folk or pure old school rock or brutal metal or dance inducing electronica, we are happily welcome to the idea of listening to all kinds of music.
Released in 1993, Rock Street Journal has been a pioneer in the independent music scene of the country, which has been seeing a remarkable surge in the past few years. Keeping itself abreast with all the musical happenings across the country, the magazine tries its level best to keep its audience updated and informed, thus playing its small but essential role to keep the underground music field thriving.
Bands can visit the official website for more information, and apply online.
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