In keeping with the approach that has defined it from the very beginning, OndaRock is open to contributions and collaborations from outside its own editorial staff.
To this end, contributors must demonstrate in-depth musical knowledge and solid writing skills, as well as respect the site's editorial line and target audience.
Anyone who feels able to propose contributions suited to the site's content can write to our e-mail address, attaching a review, a monograph or an article, together with a short personal profile and, if applicable, an indication of any specific area of musical expertise.
Curricula lacking the above requirements will not be considered, nor will generic requests for collaboration that are not accompanied by actual submitted texts.
There is no strict length requirement for texts; however, it is advisable to combine the necessary thoroughness with a certain degree of conciseness.
To get a concrete sense of the site's editorial standards, we recommend referring to the monographs and reviews published over the past year.
Collaborations with OndaRock are unpaid and do not count toward the number of articles required to obtain a professional journalist's press card.
Once texts are sent to OndaRock for publication, they are considered the property of both the author and OndaRock, and it will no longer be possible to request their removal. Publishing them elsewhere requires express authorization from the site's management.
If you submit a monograph, you automatically commit to updating it periodically. Otherwise, updates will be handled by OndaRock's editorial staff (with corresponding credits).