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Thizzler is a music discovery platform for underground hip-hop and rap, where you can stream new artists, submit tracks, and vote on daily regional charts. If you are an independent artist looking to get your music in front of that audience, the platform accepts track submissions. The exact submission form, file requirements, and review timeline are not documented in the available site information, so treat the steps below as the general shape of the process and confirm specifics on the site itself before uploading.
Who this is for
- Independent and underground hip-hop or rap artists with finished, release-ready tracks
- Artists who want their music considered for streaming on the platform and possible placement on daily regional charts
- Anyone who already has a distributable audio file and basic track metadata (artist name, title, region)
If your track is unfinished, unmixed, or you are not ready for it to be publicly streamed, submitting is premature.
General submission steps
- Prepare the track. Have a finished audio file and clean metadata: artist name, track title, and the region you want to be associated with, since the platform organizes voting by region.
- Locate the submission entry point. Thizzler's stated function is to let artists submit tracks, so look for a submit or upload link on the site rather than a general contact form.
- Provide your details. Expect to enter artist and track information alongside the audio. Fill these accurately — mismatched or vague metadata makes it harder for listeners and for chart placement.
- Submit and wait. Submissions typically go through a review step before appearing publicly. The site information does not state a review window, so do not assume same-day publishing.
- Verify the outcome. After submission, check whether your track appears on the platform. If it does, it becomes eligible for listener activity such as voting.
What can happen after you submit
| Outcome | What it means |
|---|---|
| Track is accepted and streamed | Listeners can find and play it on the platform |
| Track appears in regional chart voting | Daily regional charts are driven by votes, so accepted tracks can compete there |
| Track is not published | Common reasons include incomplete metadata, audio quality, or a genre mismatch with the platform's hip-hop/rap focus |
Because the platform's charts are vote-based and regional, getting accepted is only the first step — listener engagement is what moves a track up.
Common snags to plan around
- Wrong region. Since charts are regional, submitting under a region you are not actually tied to can hurt your placement and confuse listeners.
- Incomplete metadata. Missing or inconsistent artist and title information is an easy reason for a submission to stall.
- Assuming instant publishing. Without a stated review timeline, build in buffer time if you are coordinating a release.
- Expecting payment or promotion. The available information describes discovery, streaming, submission, and voting — not paid placement or guaranteed promotion. Do not assume submission buys visibility.
Before you submit
Confirm the current submission requirements directly on thizzler.com, since file formats, size limits, and review times are not specified in the available site information. Once your track is live, the practical next move is driving listeners to vote, because the daily regional charts are what turn a submission into discovery.