We welcome pitches that bring a fresh, well-defined angle to vinyl, playlists, playback, collecting, or the act of listening. A strong proposal gives readers something specific to notice or do without relying on hype.
What makes a good pitch
Send a short outline that names the subject, the reader it serves, the central idea, and why it merits a full piece. Include the likely structure and any experience, sources, or materials the article would rely on. Practical evergreen subjects are especially suited to this publication; a broad theme without a clear angle is harder to assess.
The kind of writing we seek
We value precise, readable prose, careful distinctions, and concrete examples that clarify the point. Proposals may explore playlist construction, listening habits, record formats, playback decisions, or collection care. We do not want invented expertise, unsupported technical certainty, or a disguised product pitch.
Send a proposal
Use the Contact page to submit your pitch and choose the editorial question option. Include your name, a way to reply, and any relevant links or supporting material in your message. Please send a proposal rather than a complete unsolicited article.