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How to Submit Music to Steal The Show

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How to Submit Music to Steal The Show

Steal The Show is not just a game for performers — it is also a platform for music artists. The official playstealtheshow.com catalog lets artists submit songs that players discover and build full stage performances around. This page explains how that submission works, what the catalog offers, and how to get your music into the daily rotation of 100,000+ Roblox players.

If you are a performer looking to use songs in-game, read How to Play and the song tier list. This page is for artists who want their tracks in the catalog.

What the catalog offers

The playstealtheshow.com catalog is the music backend for the Steal The Show Roblox experience. Artists submit snippets — short previews that players hear during the song selection screen and during performances. Players then build complete stage acts around tracks they love.

Key facts about the catalog:

  • Reach: 100,000+ players discover music through the game every day.
  • Format: Artists submit short song snippets, not full tracks. Players hear previews during song selection and live performances.
  • Tags: The system uses “similar to” tags so fans of specific artists find your work.
  • Non-exclusive: Your songs remain yours. Submission is non-exclusive and you can remove tracks at any time.
  • No cost: There is no fee to submit music to the catalog.

How submission works

The submission process is simple and handled through the official playstealtheshow.com website:

  1. Prepare your snippet: Create a short preview of your track. The exact length is specified on the submission page, but it should represent the hook and mood of your song clearly.

  2. Tag your track: Add “similar to” tags that describe your sound. These help players who enjoy certain artists discover your work when they browse the in-game catalog.

  3. Email the team: Send your submission to [email protected] with your snippet and tags. The team reviews submissions and adds approved tracks to the catalog.

  4. Track performance: When players use your song in performances, their acts get featured in the game’s community showcase. High-performing tracks gain visibility without any additional promotion from you.

What makes a good catalog submission

Players choose songs based on what they can perform to. A track that gives performers a clear mood, a recognizable hook, and movement potential will get picked more often than a texture without a pulse.

For submission success:

  • Clear hook in the first 15 seconds: Players decide in the first few seconds. Make the memorable part immediately audible.
  • Distinctive mood: The “similar to” tags only work if your track has a recognizable character. Ambient textures and instrumental pieces work if the mood is strong enough to build a stage around.
  • Performable tempo: Faster tracks at 120–130 BPM give performers a clear rhythm to move to. Very slow or very fast tracks are harder to build choreography around.
  • Clean mix: The snippet plays in-game over player performances. A clean mix translates better in the Roblox audio environment than a dense, clipped master.

The player performance loop

Understanding how players use your music helps you submit stronger tracks:

  1. Players browse the catalog and pick a song they want to perform to.
  2. They build an outfit that matches the track’s mood (see looks tier list).
  3. They design stage lighting and effects around the song’s energy (see stage design).
  4. They perform live while other players vote with stars.
  5. Featured performances appear in the game’s community showcase section.

Your track is not just heard — it becomes the foundation for a complete visual performance that other players watch and vote on.

The game features player-created performances on the playstealtheshow.com website and potentially in-game. When a player’s act using your song gets featured, your music reaches an even wider audience without extra work from you.

This creates a cycle: strong catalog submissions get used in impressive performances, impressive performances get featured, featured performances bring new players who discover more catalog music.

Getting started

To submit your music:

  • Email [email protected]
  • Include your song snippet in a supported audio format
  • Add “similar to” tags describing your sound
  • Specify if you want non-exclusive terms confirmed

The team responds with next steps after review. Submissions are non-exclusive, free, and removable at any time.

Your submitted tracks will be used in performances. Help your future performers by understanding what makes a great Steal The Show act:

The catalog is a living part of the Steal The Show experience. Submit music that performers can build a show around, and your tracks will appear in community showcases watched by thousands of Roblox players daily.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for the current Steal The Show beta.

How do I submit music to Steal The Show?

Email your song snippet and "similar to" tags to [email protected]. Submission is free and non-exclusive.

Is there a fee to submit music?

No. The catalog submission is completely free. Your tracks remain yours and can be removed at any time.

How many players hear my music?

The game reaches 100,000+ players daily. Your track is heard during song selection and live performances when players choose your snippet.

What format should my submission be?

Submit a short audio snippet that clearly showcases your track's hook and mood. The exact length specifications are on playstealtheshow.com.

Can I remove my music after submission?

Yes. Submissions are non-exclusive and removable at any time through the same contact email.

What makes a good catalog track?

A clear hook in the first 15 seconds, a distinctive mood performers can build a stage around, and a tempo that allows choreography. Players choose songs they can perform to.