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A Hub for Colorado’s Musical Talent

K4CO Radio is more than just a station; it’s a platform dedicated to celebrating and promoting the rich tapestry of musical talent that Colorado has to offer. From Denver’s indie rockers to the folk musicians of Boulder, the station provides a space where local artists can gain exposure and connect with fans across the state. With genres ranging from rock and folk to hip-hop and electronic, K4CO’s diverse playlist reflects the eclectic nature of Colorado’s music scene.

Over 100 Artists and Counting

The station’s commitment to local music is evident in its rapidly expanding catalog. K4CO now features songs from over 100 Colorado artists, showcasing everything from emerging talents to established acts. This milestone is a testament to the station’s mission of supporting the local music community. Every day, listeners are treated to a rich variety of sounds that represent the unique spirit of Colorado.

An Open Invitation to Colorado Musicians

K4CO’s dedication to local music doesn’t stop at 100 artists. The station is on a mission to discover even more talent and is actively inviting Colorado musicians to submit their work. Whether you’re an up-and-coming artist looking to make your debut or an experienced musician wanting to reach new listeners, K4CO offers a welcoming platform.

How to Get Your Music on K4CO Radio

If you’re interested in having your music played on K4CO, the submission process is straightforward. Musicians can visit the station’s website and submit their tracks for consideration.

Or they can simply email a link to a downloadable Mp3 file of the song to contact@k4coRadio.com

The station’s team carefully reviews all submissions, ensuring that each song aligns with their commitment to quality and diversity.

Why K4CO?

For Colorado musicians, K4CO offers more than just airplay. The station provides a supportive community where artists can connect, collaborate, and grow. By getting involved with K4CO, artists join a network that’s passionate about promoting local talent and helping musicians succeed.

Tune In and Support Local Music

Whether you’re a musician looking to share your sound or a listener eager to discover new music, K4CO Radio is the place to be. Tune in to experience the best of Colorado’s music scene and support the artists who make it so vibrant.

K4CO Radio is more than just a station—it’s a movement. And if you’re a Colorado artist with a story to tell, they want to hear from you. Don’t miss this opportunity to join a community that’s as passionate about music as you are. Visit K4CO’s website today and take the first step toward getting your music on the air.

Visit the Official K4CO Radio website here https://www.k4coradio.com/
You can also follow them on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and their YouTube Channel

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I’d like to ask you to take a closer look at the growing phenomenon that’s earning Colorado a new reputation as the ‘California of the Rockies.’ Once known for its breathtaking mountain views and thriving outdoor sports culture, Colorado is now becoming a powerhouse in the music industry, rivaling the West Coast in creativity and influence.

Experts say the state’s unique blend of natural beauty, vibrant cities, and a growing community of artists is creating a perfect storm for musical innovation.

Denver, in particular, has seen an explosion in music festivals, recording studios, and live venues, attracting talent from across the country.

Musicians are flocking to the Mile High City, drawn by the opportunity to collaborate with other creatives and tap into the region’s distinct energy.

The movement is being led by a new radio station based out of centennial Colorado, K4CO Radio invites Colorado recording artists with blending genres and pushing boundaries, much like the pioneers who put California on the map decades ago. From indie rock to electronic music, Colorado is producing chart-topping hits and influencing trends nationwide.

In addition to Denver, smaller cities like Boulder, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs are also seeing a surge in musical activity.

The state’s legalization of marijuana has added another layer of appeal, with some calling Colorado the new cultural epicenter for free-spirited, boundary-pushing creativity.

Local businesses are also thriving as the music scene grows, with new venues and record stores popping up, and tourism getting a significant boost.

It seems everyone wants a taste of what Colorado has to offer, and the state is embracing its new identity with open arms. As the state continues to climb the charts, some are beginning to ask: Could Colorado actually surpass California as the top destination for music and creativity?

While only time will tell, one thing is certain—Colorado is no longer just the gateway to the Rockies; it’s becoming the gateway to the future of music.L

Looks like the sound of the Rockies is the sound of tomorrow!”

Keep listening to K4CO Radio to find out what happens next.

Visit the Official K4CO Radio website here https://www.k4coradio.com/
You can also follow them on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and their YouTube Channel

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I’d like to ask you to take a closer look at the growing phenomenon that’s earning Colorado a new reputation as the ‘California of the Rockies.’ Once known for its breathtaking mountain views and thriving outdoor sports culture, Colorado is now becoming a powerhouse in the music industry, rivaling the West Coast in creativity and influence.Experts say the state’s unique blend of natural beauty, vibrant cities, and a growing community of artists is creating a perfect storm for musical innovation.

Denver, in particular, has seen an explosion in music festivals, recording studios, and live venues, attracting talent from across the country. Musicians are flocking to the Mile High City, drawn by the opportunity to collaborate with other creatives and tap into the region’s distinct energy.The movement is being led by a new radio station based out of centennial Colorado, K4CO Radio invites Colorado recording artists with blending genres and pushing boundaries, much like the pioneers who put California on the map decades ago. From indie rock to electronic music, Colorado is producing chart-topping hits and influencing trends nationwide.In addition to Denver, smaller cities like Boulder, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs are also seeing a surge in musical activity.

The state’s legalization of marijuana has added another layer of appeal, with some calling Colorado the new cultural epicenter for free-spirited, boundary-pushing creativity.Local businesses are also thriving as the music scene grows, with new venues and record stores popping up, and tourism getting a significant boost.

It seems everyone wants a taste of what Colorado has to offer, and the state is embracing its new identity with open arms.As the state continues to climb the charts, some are beginning to ask: Could Colorado actually surpass California as the top destination for music and creativity? While only time will tell, one thing is certain—Colorado is no longer just the gateway to the Rockies; it’s becoming the gateway to the future of music.Looks like the sound of the Rockies is the sound of tomorrow!”Keep listening to K4CO Radio to find out what happens next.

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• Acoustic Guitar
• Electric Guitar
• Bass Guitar
• Keyboards/Piano
• Backup Vocals

You are Needed!

K4CO Radio Colorado, has asked me to perform a few songs live, in front of an audience.

Franco’s Bar & Grill in Littleton Colorado is hosting the show on October 19th 2024!

The set list consists of 4 songs (see below)

If you are interested please PM me on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/Scottyman2022

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“You Said” is my latest solo release, well actually it hasn’t been released yet, because this is the demo version.

It is a song about a difficult relationship between a son and his father, the one singing is the son.

I plan to finish it soon, however I am currently working on other projects with my friends from the Blue Collar Artist group.

East Virginia Studios (in Macon GA) and I are working on a song called “A Wonderful Way” and it’s nothing like anything either of us have worked on yet, it is probably going to be released sometime in April of 2024!

Shaun Lennon (in Perth Australia) and I are working on a song called “Tropical Daiquiri Nights” using some music that I wrote and recorded back in the early 2000’s, I am interested in seeing how that is going to turn out.

And finally, Wes Herndon (Florida) and I are working on writing a song about brothers. It will be a Wes Herndon styled acoustic guitar duet, between brothers (at least at this point, we started this today)

Once I have a newer version up, I will create a page for that and you” get the email (that is as long as you are subscribed)

I would love to hear what you think of my song also, which means you need to subscribe!

Thanks!

Scotty Allen

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I don’t know, I wasn’t feeling well that day….

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When I was writing and recording Early in the Morning, I was talking with some friends that wanted to know what kind of recording software I use and how it works.

So I recorded this for them

This is what Early in the Morning sounded like in the begining.

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