Mixcloud press templates for mix releases Templates

[DJ NAME] launches [SERIES NAME] on Mixcloud, a [FREQUENCY] showcase of [GENRE/STYLE] exploring [THEMATIC FOCUS]. The series launches [DATE] with [FIRST EPISODE DESCRIPTION—artist selection, runtime, mood]. Each instalment will be available exclusively on Mixcloud, curated for [TARGET LISTENER CONTEXT]. [DJ NAME] comments: "[PERSONALISED QUOTE ABOUT SERIES INTENTION, CURATION APPROACH, OR SONIC DIRECTION]". Previous work by [DJ NAME] includes [RELEVANT RELEASE/SHOW CREDITS]. [SERIES NAME] releases every [SCHEDULE]. Follow the show on Mixcloud at [LINK]. Press inquiries: [CONTACT].

Adjust the thematic focus to be specific—'underground house weekly' reads better than 'eclectic mix series'. Include runtime and episode format upfront; media outlets use this to determine coverage angle. The quote should reflect artistic intent, not generic enthusiasm. Link directly to the Mixcloud show page, not a landing page.

[HOST SHOW/DJ] welcomes [GUEST ARTIST] for a new episode of [SHOW NAME] on Mixcloud. The guest mix, available from [DATE], features [TRACK COUNT] tracks spanning [MUSICAL RANGE/STANDOUT SELECTIONS]. [GUEST ARTIST] reflects on the selection: "[QUOTE—reference specific tracks, creative intention, or relationship to the show's theme]". [GUEST ARTIST]'s recent work includes [RELEVANT CREDITS]. The episode is the [NUMBER]th instalment of [SHOW NAME], which broadcasts on [RADIO STATION/PLATFORMS] and maintains an archive on Mixcloud. Listen on Mixcloud: [LINK]. For interview requests or further information: [CONTACT].

Lead with the guest artist's name if they're more prominent than the show. Be specific about track count and musical scope—journalists use this to assess newsworthiness. Always mention existing radio/broadcast context if applicable; it signals reach beyond Mixcloud. The quote should feel like a genuine reflection, not promotion.

Following successful broadcasts on [RADIO STATION], [DJ/COLLECTIVE NAME] establishes [SHOW NAME] on Mixcloud as a permanent home for [SHOW FORMAT]. The Mixcloud channel, live from [DATE], will house complete episode archives, extended mixes, and exclusive content unavailable on radio. Each episode airs Saturdays at [TIME] on [STATION] and appears on Mixcloud within [TIMEFRAME]. [DJ/COLLECTIVE NAME] says: "[QUOTE ABOUT RADIO-TO-MIXCLOUD STRATEGY, ARCHIVAL INTENTION, OR LISTENER ENGAGEMENT]". [SHOW NAME] has built an audience of [LISTENER FIGURE] through radio broadcasts. Mixcloud provides [SPECIFIC BENEFIT—rights-cleared hosting, extended runtime availability, global reach, etc.]. Subscribe on Mixcloud: [LINK]. Media contact: [CONTACT].

Quantify the existing radio audience if possible; it adds credibility. Explain the Mixcloud value proposition clearly—archival access, extended cuts, or international availability—so editors understand why Mixcloud matters beyond hosting. Include exact broadcast times to help radio and podcast directories list the show accurately.

[DJ NAME] and [COLLABORATOR/LABEL] present [SERIES NAME], a [NUMBER]-part Mixcloud series exploring [THEME]. Launching [DATE], each episode focuses on [SPECIFIC ASPECT—e.g., 'a decade of UK garage', 'female producers in ambient techno', 'forgotten dub reggae 12-inches']. The first episode, "[EPISODE TITLE]", features [DISTINCTIVE SELECTIONS AND RUNTIME]. [DJ NAME] outlines the series approach: "[QUOTE EXPLAINING RESEARCH, SELECTION CRITERIA, OR HISTORICAL/ARTISTIC ANGLE]". [COLLABORATOR/LABEL] adds context on their involvement. New episodes release [SCHEDULE]. All mixes are [RIGHTS-CLEARED/ARCHIVED] on Mixcloud for unrestricted listening. Discover the series: [LINK]. Interviews and feature opportunities: [CONTACT].

The theme must be intellectually defensible—avoid vague 'influences' angles. Lead with the specific research or curation methodology; it justifies media attention. Make it clear whether the series is limited or ongoing. Include the exact number of episodes if known; it helps editors plan coverage windows.

[ARTIST NAME] takes over [SHOW NAME] on Mixcloud for [DURATION], bringing [RESIDENCY CONTEXT—e.g., 'four consecutive weeks of deep house selections', 'a monthly ambient series', 'rotating guest curator role']. The takeover runs from [START DATE] to [END DATE], with episodes released [SCHEDULE]. [ARTIST NAME] curates each mix with [SPECIFIC APPROACH—e.g., 'unreleased tracks, live recordings, and regional discoveries'], reflecting their work on [PREVIOUS CREDITS]. The original show hosts describe [ARTIST NAME] as "[QUOTE ABOUT ARTISTIC FIT AND AUDIENCE ALIGNMENT]". [ARTIST NAME] comments: "[QUOTE ABOUT THE TAKEOVER VISION AND WHAT LISTENERS CAN EXPECT]". Follow [SHOW NAME] on Mixcloud: [LINK]. For press inquiries: [CONTACT].

Establish the residency length upfront—it signals commitment and helps schedule coverage. Include the original show's context so readers understand the platform and audience size. Two quotes (original host + takeover artist) add credibility and illustrate mutual endorsement.

[SHOW NAME] reaches [MILESTONE] with a special edition on Mixcloud. The anniversary mix, available from [DATE], marks [TIMEFRAME] of [SHOW DESCRIPTION—e.g., 'weekly underground house curation', 'cross-genre collaborative programming']. To celebrate, [DJ/COLLECTIVE] has compiled [SPECIFIC FEATURE—e.g., 'previously unreleased tracks from the archive', 'a 90-minute journey through the show's sonic evolution', 'exclusive contributions from guest curators']. The episode features [TRACK COUNT] tracks and [RUNTIME]. [DJ/COLLECTIVE] reflects: "[QUOTE ABOUT THE SHOW'S JOURNEY, AUDIENCE GROWTH, OR FUTURE DIRECTION]". Since its first episode in [MONTH/YEAR], the show has attracted [LISTENER/DOWNLOAD FIGURE] and has been featured on [MEDIA/PLATFORM MENTIONS]. Listen on Mixcloud: [LINK]. Interview opportunities: [CONTACT].

Quantify impact wherever possible (listener counts, social media growth, radio play, press mentions). Anniversaries generate lifestyle and music press coverage—pitch this angle to consumer outlets, not just trade media. The special edition must offer something concrete; avoid vague 'celebration' messaging.

[LABEL/COLLECTIVE NAME] launches [CHANNEL NAME] on Mixcloud, establishing a dedicated archive of [CONTENT TYPE—e.g., 'label releases mixed by in-house selectors', 'three years of live session recordings', 'weekly podcast mixing label artists with unreleased material']. The channel opens [DATE] with [NUMBER] episodes already available, including [STANDOUT EXAMPLES]. [LABEL/COLLECTIVE FOUNDER/A&R] explains the project: "[QUOTE ABOUT ARCHIVAL STRATEGY, ARTIST DEVELOPMENT, OR LISTENER ENGAGEMENT GOALS]". The Mixcloud presence complements [OTHER PLATFORMS—e.g., 'existing releases on Bandcamp and vinyl']. Listeners can [SPECIFIC BENEFIT—e.g., 'discover all label releases in mix context', 'access live recordings unavailable elsewhere', 'follow upcoming artist spotlights']. Explore the channel: [LINK]. For partnership inquiries: [CONTACT].

Emphasise the archival or discovery value—why Mixcloud is the right home for this content. Include the volume of existing content available on day one; it demonstrates seriousness and immediate value. If the label or collective has existing media presence, reference it to establish credibility.

[DJ NAME] and [COLLABORATOR NAME] launch [SERIES NAME] on Mixcloud, a bi-weekly series where each curator brings their own perspective to [SHARED THEME/GENRE]. Alternating episodes highlight [SPECIFIC CONTRAST OR DIALOGUE—e.g., 'UK techno versus European industrial influences', 'vinyl-only curation meets digital discovery', 'established producers mentoring emerging selectors']. The series begins [DATE] with [FIRST EPISODE DETAILS]. Both curators explain the collaboration: [DJ NAME]: "[QUOTE FROM FIRST CURATOR]", and [COLLABORATOR NAME]: "[QUOTE FROM SECOND CURATOR—emphasise complementarity and mutual respect]". Previous solo work by each includes [RELEVANT CREDITS]. The series aims to [BROADER GOAL—e.g., 'build dialogue between distinct communities', 'showcase shared influences across scenes']. Listen and subscribe: [LINK]. Press contact: [CONTACT].

Make the collaborative angle the story—it's fresher than single-artist mixes. Ensure both curators have equal voice in the press material; avoid making one seem secondary. Clearly explain the series' logic; vague 'crossing genres' doesn't work. Two distinct quotes from both participants strengthen credibility.