CWI Lab: Signal Sessions

Submit your track

Get your music played live on the show and run through CWI's audio analysis and verification tools on air. Every week: the song plays, the tool gets demoed live on it, the hosts rate it and publish the results. Send us a link — our team reviews every submission.

How it works

  1. You send a link. Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Audiomack — wherever the track lives. No uploads, no portals, no accounts to create. One link, your name, your email.
  2. Our team reviews every submission. A human listens — the hosts pick the tracks that make the week's show. Submission is not a guarantee of airplay; selection is the hosts' call.
  3. The song plays live on air. The track runs on "CWI Lab: Signal Sessions," and while it plays, CWI's audio analysis and verification tools get demoed on it — live, in front of the audience. Loudness, spectral profile, structure: the machine reads your record in real time.
  4. The hosts rate it and publish the results. Scores, ratings, and commentary go out with the episode — on CWI's sites, socials, and press materials. Your track gets played, analyzed, and talked about in one move.

The consent checkbox in the form covers exactly this: permission to play the track on the show and podcast, run the analysis tools on it, and publish the scores and commentary. You keep your copyright — this is a non-exclusive license for the show and its promotion only. The full terms sit below the form; read them before you submit.

FAQ

What is CWI Lab: Signal Sessions?

A weekly show from Cumulative Web Inc where submitted tracks get played live and run through CWI's audio analysis and verification tools on air. The song plays, the tool gets demoed on it, the hosts rate it — and the results get published.

What do I submit?

A link to the track — Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Audiomack, wherever it lives. You must own or control the rights to the music you submit, including any samples or co-writer shares, so that playing it on the show won't violate any agreement with a label, distributor, or publisher.

Does submitting guarantee my track gets played?

No. Every submission gets reviewed by our team, but CWI decides what goes on the show in its sole discretion. Submit your strongest record — the one you'd want analyzed live in front of an audience.

What rights am I granting?

A non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to: play the track (or portions of it) on the show — live broadcast, stream, podcast episode, replays, clips, and highlights; run CWI's audio analysis, verification, and scoring tools on it, including AI-based analysis; and publish the results — scores, ratings, graphics, and the hosts' commentary — in the episode and across CWI's channels and press materials. You keep ownership of your music. This is not a distribution deal, a publishing deal, or a sync license.

Is there any payment?

No — there is no payment, royalty, or compensation for submitting or being featured. Artists submit voluntarily for the promotional value of the feature: airplay, live analysis, and published results.

How will I hear back?

We contact you at the email you provide about your submission. If you want your data deleted at any point, email [email protected] with the subject "Delete my submission" and we'll remove your personal details and stop contacting you.

Tell us your name (at least 2 characters).

Tell us the artist name (at least 2 characters).

Enter a valid email — this is how we reach you about your submission.

Paste a valid link to the track (starting with http:// or https://).

You need to tick the consent box so we can play and analyze your track on the show.

Privacy. What we collect: your name, artist name, email address, track link, and your consent checkbox confirmation. Where it goes: submissions are stored on CWI's Railway-hosted service and a copy is emailed to our team at [email protected] for review. Why: to consider your track for "CWI Lab: Signal Sessions" and to contact you about your submission. Retention: we keep submissions for as long as we run the Show, plus a reasonable archive period afterward. If you want your data deleted, email [email protected] with the subject "Delete my submission" and we will remove your personal details and stop contacting you. Sharing: we do not sell your information. Your details are used only by CWI staff for the Show and related artist outreach.

Full submission terms Draft — pending attorney review
  1. What you're granting. By submitting a track link, you grant Cumulative Web Inc a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to: (a) play the submitted track (or portions of it) on the Show, including the podcast episode, any live broadcast or stream, and any replay, clip, or highlight derived from it; (b) run CWI's audio analysis, verification, and scoring tools on the track, including AI-based analysis; (c) publish, display, and promote the results of that analysis — scores, ratings, verdicts, graphics, and the hosts' commentary — in the episode, on CWI's websites and social channels, and in press materials.
  2. What you're NOT granting. This is not an assignment of your copyright. You keep ownership of your music. This is not a distribution deal, a publishing deal, or a sync license — it covers the Show and its promotion only.
  3. Your representation. You represent that you own or control all rights in the submitted track (sound recording and underlying composition, including any samples or co-writer shares) and have the authority to grant this license.
  4. No guarantee of use. Submission does not guarantee the track will be played, analyzed, or promoted. CWI decides what goes on the Show in its sole discretion.
  5. Takedown. You may request removal of your track from future episodes by emailing [email protected]. CWI will make reasonable efforts going forward but cannot retract episodes or clips already published or distributed.
  6. No payment. There is no payment, royalty, or compensation for submitting or being featured. You submit voluntarily for the promotional value of the feature.
  7. Not a contest. The Show is not a contest, sweepstakes, or competition.
  8. Governing terms. These terms, and the Show, are subject to attorney review and to any platform rules of the services CWI uses for hosting and distribution.