Illustrate Magazine,
a concern of Illustrate Media,
is an uprising online platform based in New York, United States, dedicated to
novelty music that deserves global recognition. It introduces a wide array of
musical categories showcasing artists that break boundaries every day and
up-and-coming independent musicians.When it comes to music, Illustrate Magazine is the
go-to source for everything from mainstream pop to underground and experimental
sounds from all around the world.It is all about going beyond the common and
mediocre and searching for musical innovation.

 

 

In other words, it is a multi-genre music discovery channel,
entailing a digital footprint across all the major digital channels. It is
praised highly for its inclusivity and diversity – particularly in alt-rock, electronic music,
hip-hop,
heavy metal,country,
folk,new
jazz, improvisational music, modern composition, traditional music, and
many more are all genres that are listened to with utmost eagerness andanalyzed
for their immersive, radical experience.

 

 

Up until now, Illustrate Magazine has published nearly 2000
features and over 700 news pieces and 600 music reviews combining debut
singles, EPs, and LPs from solo artists and bands. Among the most-covered
genres across the site, readers will findmetal,indie, rock,
country/folk,
hip-hop/rap,
EDM
music, and R&B/POP
in that order.

 

 

Although the magazine has been launched only in 2022 and it
hasn’t even been a year of it, it has reached successful global leadership and
it is evident in its many platforms.It's a great place to come across debut
releases (singles, Eps, and LPs) from new musicians, artists, and illustrators,
as well as read reviews and gets to know more about them.

 

 

Aligning with the year of establishment, Illustrate Magazine
also makes it the 22^nd pick in the Top 45 music magazines and
publications according to FeedSpotin this blogpost. Among
the saturated market of thousands of other magazines and publications, it is an
honor for Illustrate and its writers to be included as a verified platform.
Picked from an analysis of metrics that showcased domain authority, unique
visitor impressions, social media engagements, and freshness and quality of
content. 

 

 

Illustrate Magazine actively uploads around 20-25pieces of content
every day including interviews,
music reviews, features, news about concerts,
gigs, and band activities, and daily and weekly playlists
on its own website.What sets its website apart from a lot of other music blogs
and magazines that act as a platform for indie talents, is its unique
arrangement with pops of important titles to catch the reader’s attention.The
magazine not only provides Spotify features
and handpicked imagery to promote independent original musicians and bands to a
larger audience but also has records of over 300 exclusive interviews with the
craftsmen behind them. Hovering on the intriguing thumbnails of each post
enables the readers to become intrigued enough to pick the content of their
choice.

 

 

 Apart from that, the
magazine also updatesits content feed on several widely-used platforms such as Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, andFacebook. They have
their own Pinterest
board full of good finds and have over one thousand streamers on the well-known
streaming platformSoundCloud,
and YouTube
and thousands under each genre of Spotify
playlists.

 

 

Despite the magazine’s attempt at opening the door to
underrated musicians, it never shies away from covering features and news about
the big names in the music industry. In order to give the readers a glance back
to what may be familiar, the site spins newsworthy content besides interviewing
artists from all corners of the industry.

 

 

Some of their notable works are mentioned in the following,
under every category found across the magazine’s website.

 

 

In May of 2022, the magazine published an
article featuring the song “Potion” by Calvin Harris featuring Young Thug
and Dua Lipa, where they delve into an update, detail, and review of the
musical production. RnB musician and queer advocate Kehlani’s “Everything” and
more collaborations with other mentionable artists like Justin Bieber was also covered
in a newsworthy piece.Featuring the rock and pop genres together, the
magazine also talked about YungBlud’s
collab with Willow in “Memories” and the music video for it, and Camila
Cabello’s collab with her in “Psychofreak.” Pop artist and actress Hailee
Steinfield’ssampling
news for “I Love You’s” by Annie Lennox from March is also a noteworthy
mention as Illustrate makes an effort by going in-depth to the behind-the-scenes
of this initiative. Perhaps one of the more remarkable
featurescovered is about the star of “Euphoria,” Hunter Schafer’s debut
direction of the video ‘hornylovesickness.’

 

 

The inclusivity of such diverse projects goes to show that
Illustrate Magazine keeps up with globally renowned artists and labels. Posting
approximately 10 contents every single day also gives the magazine its edge on
reviving fresh content to stay relevant and make it to the top among other
highly-recommended music publication platforms.

 

 

Illustrate Magazine has also begun a new
series to feature 10 releases in one go, in an attempt to diversify and
expand its horizons, giving its global readers a chance at exploring music they
have never heard of but should add to their playlists.Monday Blues, Tuesday Tunes,
Wednesday
Grooves, Thursday
Thrills&Friyay
Beats,all the picks from these pieces are Editor’s Choices, so readers can
expect to find some of the most carefully curated music.

 

 

It is alsoworth mentioning that Illustrate Magazine goes the
extra mile to include intercontinental writers and collaborators. Not only is
it a media outlet for talented musicians, but it also takes into account the
writers who keep it versatile with their own perspectives about the tons of
musical talents that come through, and make every piece count for something.

 

 

With the aim to make a mark in the music industry, the
US-based magazine, Illustrate Magazine, continues to cover underrated musicians
and artists from across the world in order to support their passion, music and
art. The magazine has a strong sense of community and wants to bring together
up-and-coming illustrators within the growing independent music scene.