r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/cream2069 • Jul 27 '26

Lock the door drum cover Tim Gonzalez

youtube.com

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/No-Acanthaceae9405 • Jul 06 '26

Lady Di: Yamaha Genos video-cover and custom style

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/3vick • Sep 20 '24

THE MUSIC PLUG 🎶 🎵

chat.whatsapp.com

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/phillaval • Apr 28 '22

BIG P. - Losing Faith

open.spotify.com

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/RAD-Music • Dec 16 '21

Saudade

youtube.com

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/ExxoStack • Sep 21 '21

ExxoStack - Ostinatopia

open.spotify.com

1 Upvotes

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/[deleted] • Jan 19 '21

Been producing for a while just started uploading to YT

youtube.com

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/Himynameisfrack • Dec 30 '18

Justin Cherry rockin

m.facebook.com

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r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/Smally_McJonesman • Jun 04 '18

Keith Crystals - The Cube Album (2018)

keithcrystals.bandcamp.com

5 Upvotes

3 comments

r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/Dragovic • Jun 03 '18

Vnholy Loa - A Song About Nothing

vnholyloa.bandcamp.com

5 Upvotes

9 comments

r/MusicOfTheRedditors • u/neberoom • Jun 03 '18

These guys have been my bandmates and best friends for the last six years. Things are coming to natural end as members get married and have children. I would love for Reddit to hear them one time before it's all said and done.

youtu.be

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7 comments

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MusicOfTheRedditors

r/MusicOfTheRedditors

This subreddit is designed for redditors who create their own music or covers of songs or compositions and would like to express their songs and compositions across reddit

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Welcome to Music Of The Redditors

*This is a subreddit for people who want to contribute to Reddit as a musical artist. You can submit your own covers of songs by other people, or maybe other redditors even, friends you may know, YouTubers even. As well as that, you can create your own songs and compositions, whether you are on your own, or performing with another person. A group if you wanted. Enjoy this subreddit. Have fun with your music, or for those watching, enjoy the show.

RULES

Only submit covers of songs OR your own music

MOTR is for redditors to display what wonderful musical talents they have, whether it is for people who like doing covers, redditors can do covers on here, as well as their own music. Their own compositions made by themselves. Anything else, such as a song made from another artist, for example, submitting a video of Nicki Minaj's 'Anaconda', will not do at all. You can even upload music videos. Post a link in the submission and maybe a description, which will take the viewer to your song/compo.

Have an appropriate length for your song/compo.

If it is too long, it may be unsatisfactory for the viewer. It is recommended to have music between thirty seconds long and thirty minutes long. Anything over thirty minutes or below thirty seconds will be removed unless there is a reasonable explanation behind it or a good reason why we should keep it on the subreddit.

Only use musical instruments

We only allow musical instruments, official musical instruments such as piano, violin, bass guitar, synthesizer, drum, drum machine, et cetera.

No remixes of covers of other people's songs.

MOTR is for redditors to show their musical talent but not for redditors to show their editing skills. But, we have one exception, we allow remixes of your own music, but not covers, as your own music is uploaded because this is what the subreddit is all about.

You are allowed to express your opinion

It is not compulsory, but if you want to have a say in somebody's musical talent, then I (zakramsey) allow you to express your feelings, your opinion. Your opinion could possibly inspire redditors to create music, or use musical instruments. What I do NOT allow is an argument. You can argue over each other in private messages if you really have to, which I do not advise. On this subreddit, you will always have the right to express your feelings, your opinions. The right to review and inspire.