You've shouldered all the risk. You've done their work for them. I told you it was easy. Gee, I'll bet it's an executive from a major record label. The music business is, as I said earlier, a business.
Record companies are in business to make a profit.
Records sell more units when they are played on the radio. Airplay is critical to the success of most records. Radio stations are segregated by genre. They have a clearly defined format that draws a fairly well-defined audience, that buys a certain type or range of products, which brings in advertising dollars from companies that cater to the needs of those specific demographics. How could they effectively pitch you to a radio station.