While all affiliates are given their titles free of charge, Triple I has many opportunities open to both members and the general public. Below is a generic listing of these projects. Please be aware that projects may be altered at any time by the Triple I staff.

Both affiliates and non-affiliates may send in demo material to our staff for both review and as update material. Please note that if you are applying to be an affiliated artist, not all applications are granted the request to be a part of the organization. While we are more than happy to provide support and advice to all artists, we are also creating a network for mainstream artists. Please be sure that you have quality music, as well as presentation, before asking for affiliate status.

If you are looking for advice on how to obtain this status, please feel free to ask questions and advice through our forums and blog.

All current affiliates looking to update their material may do so free of charge by contacting executive staff directly.

Coming Soon.

If you are a professional interested in working with Triple I, or becoming an affiliate to work with our artists, please be sure to send our executive staff a resume, along with a short bit about what you or your company would like to do through Triple I. Please be aware that company affiliations will only be accepted if approved directly by the companies CEO or chief officer. Individual affiliation through these companies is accepted, and does not need approval from the company unless bound by contract. Triple I holds no responsibility for actions taken by individual professionals bound by contract.

If you are a professional looking to directly join the Triple I staff, send a resume along with what your vision for Triple I is, to our executive staff.

While open ended, Triple I is willing to assist all individuals on artist development and vocal development through forum support, blogs, and individual networking.

Triple I currently presents opportunities to be a part of Triple I release projects. These opportunities include everything from compilation placement (that is sent out to A&R directors rather than retail) to album support.

In order to qualify for these opportunities, you must first be an affiliated artist. After being affiliated, artists can submit a request to the executive staff to take part in these projects. Artists are then put up for review to ensure that everyone is placed accordingly. Please keep in mind that at given times, the Triple I staff may call upon artists to take part in release projects. In any case, artists are not obligated to accept the request, but are strongly encourage to take part in as many opportunities as possible.

Triple I currently presents opportunities for management, as well as finding the right manager for you.

In order to qualify for these opportunities, you must first be an affiliated artist. After being affiliated, artists can submit a request to the executive staff to take part in these opportunities. When sending requests, artists should outline a plan of action, including what goals they are expecting from both themselves as well as the management selected. Please be aware that if Triple I staff does step in as management, terms of service may vary.

Triple I currently does not offer promotions development or distribution (aside from release projects), but does offer database support and promotions guidance.

Promotion suggestions and direction is open to the general public, but database support is open to only affiliates. In order to qualify for these opportunities, affiliates must contact the executive staff with a specific project in mind.

Please note that Triple I does not offer street team or press release support at this time.