Great tips! If you are not making top40 music, I would recommend you focus your efforts on user-generated playlists and make sure you submit your tracks through Spotify Artists two weeks before release, this way you'll be 100% sure that you will show up on Release Radar. Spotify has a tier system for artists that fluctuates consistently, and they will not promote you next to artists that have a popularity ranking 15 points above your own, this is why it is easier and more realistic to push for user playlists. If you have any questions let me know, I just did a bunch of research for a video on this topic.
Rap caviar is problably the best playlist for hip hop / rap You can check out my track here : open.spotify.com/track/4LQDRsJn4bqNXn9KavqeEN?si=8UqIEjQQS9yRGVnFrVu5XA
A lot of this is great info! But want to give y'all a heads up - I had a song on Chill Tracks (Spotify playlist with 3 million followers) and it definitely helps but playlist streams doesn't always turn into fans. I definitely gained new fans from it, but I gained WAY more streams than fans. I think the biggest thing is if you land a playlist, run with that momentum and try to land on more or contact new potential fans.
Totally agree! Streams don't equal fans. Aim for engagement on social media and a dedicated audience there and then the streams come in the long term. Playlists help with the numbers but also discoverability
@@Burstimo definitely! huge on the discoverability. also, just helps in the future when you can say you've been on a playlist to get future playlisters & other music workers to take you a bit more serious
Hey thanks for this! I had a question though, how would you try to get on more playlists (ones youre on one). Im curious as to how you would run with the momentum. Because knowing what to do with momentum is really great if youre consistently and succesfully doing that :)
@@dehazesings for me, I just send DMs to people on Instagram that run their own Spotify playlists with a messsage. Something like, "hi there, love your chill hits playlist. I'm not a huge artist but have been featured on Chill Tracks and wanted to send a song your way"
When I reached out to Burstimo, they said they were impressed by the music and quoted me 500 pounds for a consultation. When I asked follow up questions about their contacts in the industry and what the consultation includes, no one got back to me. As musicians we should be able to ask publicist all the questions before paying them so much cash. I feel this channel might just be shiny on the surface. Anyone hired them for PR? What was your experience? Hope this helps someone x
@@ShaniqueJay exactly the system is geared to leach of indie/small artists Iv never paid for anything I really thought this Channel was good but that is a straight rip off A really good youtuber for social media and Spotify stuff is Damien Keyes I watched all of his videos and I got to 6000 monthly listeners on Spotify
I am not sure about the way they are working but I didn't get back anything from them as they said they reply in 48 hours if they can do the job I wanted to hire them as PR but I am not sure I am going to do that now
Thanks for the content. I Have one question, SKIP RATE (SR) NUMBERS, I know that as less it is better, but you that work with many artists that got playlisted. How much in porcentagem was this SR numbers acceptable? Because this matters to be selected. Ex: 30% of skip in music is bad? It's necessary to low it to 20% or 10%? THanks in advantage
Basically what he’s tryna tell everybody is that some people are too focused on trying to get their music in front of Spotify Editors for playlisting that they don’t even realize they’re not prepared to get that spotlight yet. Make sure everything is in order with your artist before submitting to them so that when they see your music they can take you seriously, first impressions are key 💪🏽
Thank u for sharing this information...i have a question, if i have an EP and i want to release each song from it as a single for maximum exposure like you recommend, do i need to do a different art work for each song or is it OK to use the artwork i have made for the EP for each song
You should do a video on what should be the next step to keep momentum when you get it (like on a playlist) I'd guess it depends on numbers, but how long should you wait for next track, social media, etc
About that bonus tip, how do you link people to stream your track from the playlist? I can only link them to the playlist (then the track is all the way down) or the track its self ( I guess this way they would play it from my profile or) .. Thank you!
Awesome video Alex! So, basically, i need to build engagement on the social media to use it as a proof of our dedication to our career for spotify curators!
Yep, think about what the CEO of Spotify says to the curators, he won't say "find good music" he will say "keep the users there". Which means adding artists to playlists which most people have heard and makes their platform a good place to be. We had one artist who had a huge TH-cam channel and he got added to New Music Friday just because he was already kind of famous
Menzi Mcfresh I put a lot of work into them and I guess people just enjoyed them so they have been streaming them up. I told my Instagram of about 600 followers and a lot of them liked it and shared it around. Honestly if you have good music you will start to get views!
The most interesting take away from this video for me was that they still look at your following. How do you break the catch 22? You don't have fans so get on a playlist, you need fans to get on a playlist.
Summary (please watch the video regardless, it is gold): If you check the releases on major playlists, you will see that only 30-50% of artists on that playlist are released through major labels. That means the other 50-70% are signed to non-major labels (good news for us!). This also means that Spotify is constantly creating playlist for emerging artist. You first need to understand that Spotify is a business, and the curators need their paying users to enjoy using the app. This means they can't put a bunch of unknown artists on the playlist, or no one will want to check it out. It is easier for them to have a good portion well known artists in these playlist to draw the users in and keep them engaged. With that in mind, Spotify will ask these 3 questions when deciding whether or not to add you to playlists: 1. Can you build a fanbase? When the curators look into your socials, are you showing that you can connect with your audience? Do your reply comments on your IG? Do you have quality pictures of you performing or have pictures engaging with fans? 2. Are you worth the investment? Prove to them you are going to consistently release quality music. They need to know you are worth putting on the playlist, otherwise they would give the spot to someone better. They need to know music is not just your side project and you're a long term investment they want to continually support. - For this point, you should release singles on a regular basis. 3. Do you make Spotify's platform look good? Is your Spotify profile complete? - Bio - Good artwork and cover photos - Professional pictures
4. If you get into your country's viral charts, link your audience to your song in THAT playlist that you are in. You move up and down on the charts, so the more streams you get, the higher you will be in the charts. Specifically for EDM, you don't need as big of a fanbase or social influence to be added to a major spotify playlist. Its more about your music and reputation in the industry. Look at collaborating with other producers. --- Thanks for another great video Burstimo!
Hi guys! Could you guys do a video on how to do a submission? I always get completely confused when choosing for example "song style". I have a regular pop structured song and it definitely isn't accoustic or just beats. But is "traditional" a "regular" song? Or do they mean folk music by that?
Are there any artists here that wanna support each other even 1 person can make a difference I just want people to relate to me through my music it’s the only way I can really express myself
Camille Lauren lets do it!💜 here’s the link to my debut single!! open.spotify.com/track/2QBD1gRQUB3ZhGLy4AIOsf?si=8zGh_-JSThCY6fD-exYvgA anything of yours i can support?
@@kynadi of course heres my track distrokid.com/hyperfollow/camillelauren/proud sorry for the late reply I just checked out the track its really dope whats your Instagram hopefully we can collab
I really like how practical your advices are, thanks a lot! I have a question about this though: being a French hiphop artist, I want to reach those French official playlists. I have pitched my 1st song to Spotify with English language. Do you have any idea whether I should adress to the official French playlist curators in French or in English for my upcoming releases? I couldn't find this information myself, this would help a lot. THX BURSTIMO 🙏🏻
BURSTIMO IS REALLY GREAT! I have learnt so much about music marketing and social media through them. I was once a struggling artist barely able to promote my own TH-cam and Soundcloud but now I have a fully functioning label and I work for myself! I really appreciate any support you can give to my movement, this is my life. THANK YOU!
Hey, I really love your videos, as a beginning musician I find them very helpful. However, I do have a question that I haven't seen covered here yet. At the moment, I haven't got any music on Spotify yet. So I'm wondering how I should go about starting out. Is it best to release songs one by one, release several songs at once and choose one as a single, or what would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
Respectable video once again, good food for thought considering the topic. Honestly though, i'm more frustrated with this modern-meta focus of how music now has come down to simply being "playlisted" or being curator-worthy. I think above all else- musicians and artists need to truly create what's real and genuine to them, and focus on the bigger picture- instead of playing grab-ass with Spotify (or any streaming platform.) Don't put all your eggs in one basket- because the platforms and the means constantly change. (I.e. Soundcloud, Record Labels, iTunes, Myspace, etc.)
Yup I agree. I could really get depressed thinking about how musicians are being controlled by these platforms in a way. But doing what you love goes first! Im just trying to mix the two :) As I also want people to hear my music, thats part of the fun for me. What kind of music do you make (like genre/vibe)?
huy guys! thanks for your amazing content! i was wondering, you advise to submit your song 4 weeks before the release on spotify for artists so thet the curators hace enough time. i was wondering if you can submit the song too early? is it usefull to submit is 6 weeks in advance of 2 months? or do you guys stick with for weeks? would love to hear from you! thanks a lot!
Hey man! first of all thanks for all the super content you are providing. As I heard you talking about spotify canvas I have a question for you, do you have any clue on how to put that short video/canva on your track? I just uploaded my first single on spotify and i don't see any button about it. I think it's a beta feature, or at least is what I was reading around. Thank you!
Is it possible to be chosen for their playlists if you basically have no fan base/engagement? I have 2 songs and 50 followers but all just people who know me, so none are really THAT engaged. Is there any point trying for this?
I must be black balled. Because I have my music mix and mastered by gold and platinum engineer and feature gold and platinum artists with 500k-1mil monthly listeners on Spotify time and time again and only get 1,000 streams. Only 1 of my 10 songs currently on Spotify has over 50k views. Hit 50k then stopped like magic only 3k since. I’m spending 1000s on mixing and mastering and featuring big name artists help ! And I submit notes to editors
Would love to get on a modern / classical piano playlist. Can get on a café del mar compilation, bbc radio 3 but can’t crack the editorials🤦🏻♂️ Any suggestions folks?
So for example if I am releasing my music for the first time, so I shouldn’t request to add my song for an official playlist? And rather do it for my second release?
You still can. Just be prepared for it to possibly get rejected. And make sure you continue to release and submit to their playlists consistently. Consistency is key 💪🏽
Requesting a video on how to find a producer for songs you have written when you live somewhere that you can’t get a band together (would love a band but can also do w a producer)
spotify does not reward me for being consistent whatsoever, my art is on point, consistent music quality. My first ever track got 50,000 streams from release radar and discover weekly but i cannot seem to catch the algorithm again:/ very unmotivating but i stick at it
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Great tips! If you are not making top40 music, I would recommend you focus your efforts on user-generated playlists and make sure you submit your tracks through Spotify Artists two weeks before release, this way you'll be 100% sure that you will show up on Release Radar. Spotify has a tier system for artists that fluctuates consistently, and they will not promote you next to artists that have a popularity ranking 15 points above your own, this is why it is easier and more realistic to push for user playlists. If you have any questions let me know, I just did a bunch of research for a video on this topic.
One of my goals is to have a song on Good Vibes this year!!
Great advices ! It could be discouraging sometimes but the hard work will pay off !
Thanks, definitely!
I've been placed in Bass Arcade , Heart beats, and Chillige Basse editorial playlists and it definitely helps a lot!
Congrats!
I'd love to be on "Lo-fi beats" playlist
Thank you! This is so helpful! Could you show how to add a looping video to your tracks on Spotify? I haven’t been able to figure it out 😩
Get Turnt & Most Necessary would probably be the best playlists for me.
I do melodic rap, so Rap Caviar would be good as well.
same
me as well
Same here! :)
open.spotify.com/user/ku478wilj7medzowz57qtq6t7?si=V5vGb8n5QqCApadavhGdrw
Rap caviar is problably the best playlist for hip hop / rap
You can check out my track here : open.spotify.com/track/4LQDRsJn4bqNXn9KavqeEN?si=8UqIEjQQS9yRGVnFrVu5XA
A lot of this is great info! But want to give y'all a heads up - I had a song on Chill Tracks (Spotify playlist with 3 million followers) and it definitely helps but playlist streams doesn't always turn into fans. I definitely gained new fans from it, but I gained WAY more streams than fans. I think the biggest thing is if you land a playlist, run with that momentum and try to land on more or contact new potential fans.
Totally agree! Streams don't equal fans.
Aim for engagement on social media and a dedicated audience there and then the streams come in the long term. Playlists help with the numbers but also discoverability
@@Burstimo definitely! huge on the discoverability. also, just helps in the future when you can say you've been on a playlist to get future playlisters & other music workers to take you a bit more serious
Hey thanks for this! I had a question though, how would you try to get on more playlists (ones youre on one). Im curious as to how you would run with the momentum. Because knowing what to do with momentum is really great if youre consistently and succesfully doing that :)
@@dehazesings for me, I just send DMs to people on Instagram that run their own Spotify playlists with a messsage. Something like, "hi there, love your chill hits playlist. I'm not a huge artist but have been featured on Chill Tracks and wanted to send a song your way"
@@highonyoumusic mind sharing some of these curators? 🙏
When I reached out to Burstimo, they said they were impressed by the music and quoted me 500 pounds for a consultation. When I asked follow up questions about their contacts in the industry and what the consultation includes, no one got back to me. As musicians we should be able to ask publicist all the questions before paying them so much cash. I feel this channel might just be shiny on the surface. Anyone hired them for PR? What was your experience? Hope this helps someone x
Damn seriously? So much money and they are the ones who said never pay for this kinda thing to get on playlists
@@ShaniqueJay exactly the system is geared to leach of indie/small artists
Iv never paid for anything I really thought this Channel was good but that is a straight rip off
A really good youtuber for social media and Spotify stuff is Damien Keyes
I watched all of his videos and I got to 6000 monthly listeners on Spotify
I am not sure about the way they are working but I didn't get back anything from them as they said they reply in 48 hours if they can do the job I wanted to hire them as PR but I am not sure I am going to do that now
I have personally worked with Burstimo, and they are great. Quality PR is going to cost you money.
@@pjsaputo but 500£ that equates to 11.5k in my currency it's unaffordable and they always preach about not spending money on this
Great video again guys! Very valuable content
Great, glad you found it useful!
You guys are the best music channel for every type of music artist 🙌🏼
Thank you 🙌🏼
open.spotify.com/user/ku478wilj7medzowz57qtq6t7?si=V5vGb8n5QqCApadavhGdrw
Thanks so much for your tips, appreciate it!
You're welcome
Thanks for the content. I Have one question, SKIP RATE (SR) NUMBERS, I know that as less it is better, but you that work with many artists that got playlisted. How much in porcentagem was this SR numbers acceptable? Because this matters to be selected. Ex: 30% of skip in music is bad? It's necessary to low it to 20% or 10%? THanks in advantage
amazing videos! super thankful for your channel
Thanks!
Basically what he’s tryna tell everybody is that some people are too focused on trying to get their music in front of Spotify Editors for playlisting that they don’t even realize they’re not prepared to get that spotlight yet. Make sure everything is in order with your artist before submitting to them so that when they see your music they can take you seriously, first impressions are key 💪🏽
Great video and very much appreciated! That EDM inside information was gold!
I'd love to get on Grime Shutdown or Rap Caviar or any Rap playlist really.
Thanks Alex, great insight as always.
You're welcome!
Great video! Thanks so much for the killer tips.
Stay safe and keep those hands washed
Great tips Alex!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Very helpful. Stay safe
You're welcome
How do you submit looping video for Spotify?
Thanks for this video in all the videos that you share with us
You're welcome
Thank you for all the info !
Thank u for sharing this information...i have a question, if i have an EP and i want to release each song from it as a single for maximum exposure like you recommend, do i need to do a different art work for each song or is it OK to use the artwork i have made for the EP for each song
#SlackSquad Another Amazing and informative vid! Loved it
You should do a video on what should be the next step to keep momentum when you get it (like on a playlist) I'd guess it depends on numbers, but how long should you wait for next track, social media, etc
Oh that's a good shout! We will
Yall always have the best content write everything ya say down
Thanks!
open.spotify.com/user/ku478wilj7medzowz57qtq6t7?si=V5vGb8n5QqCApadavhGdrw
Jazz vibes playlist would be a good start!
Awesome info as usual!
Thanks!
About that bonus tip, how do you link people to stream your track from the playlist? I can only link them to the playlist (then the track is all the way down) or the track its self ( I guess this way they would play it from my profile or) .. Thank you!
Awesome video Alex! So, basically, i need to build engagement on the social media to use it as a proof of our dedication to our career for spotify curators!
Yep, think about what the CEO of Spotify says to the curators, he won't say "find good music" he will say "keep the users there". Which means adding artists to playlists which most people have heard and makes their platform a good place to be. We had one artist who had a huge TH-cam channel and he got added to New Music Friday just because he was already kind of famous
my 2nd song hit 10k on spotify and my 3rd is at 6k in 5 days
CYRIL how?
That's awesome man! Congratulations!
Menzi Mcfresh I put a lot of work into them and I guess people just enjoyed them so they have been streaming them up. I told my Instagram of about 600 followers and a lot of them liked it and shared it around. Honestly if you have good music you will start to get views!
@@vivekchavanmusic thank you!!
Congrats!
The most interesting take away from this video for me was that they still look at your following. How do you break the catch 22? You don't have fans so get on a playlist, you need fans to get on a playlist.
Angela Bond yes lol this seems to always be the problem 😔
Summary (please watch the video regardless, it is gold):
If you check the releases on major playlists, you will see that only 30-50% of artists on that playlist are released through major labels. That means the other 50-70% are signed to non-major labels (good news for us!).
This also means that Spotify is constantly creating playlist for emerging artist. You first need to understand that Spotify is a business, and the curators need their paying users to enjoy using the app.
This means they can't put a bunch of unknown artists on the playlist, or no one will want to check it out. It is easier for them to have a good portion well known artists in these playlist to draw the users in and keep them engaged.
With that in mind, Spotify will ask these 3 questions when deciding whether or not to add you to playlists:
1. Can you build a fanbase?
When the curators look into your socials, are you showing that you can connect with your audience? Do your reply comments on your IG? Do you have quality pictures of you performing or have pictures engaging with fans?
2. Are you worth the investment?
Prove to them you are going to consistently release quality music. They need to know you are worth putting on the playlist, otherwise they would give the spot to someone better. They need to know music is not just your side project and you're a long term investment they want to continually support.
- For this point, you should release singles on a regular basis.
3. Do you make Spotify's platform look good?
Is your Spotify profile complete?
- Bio
- Good artwork and cover photos
- Professional pictures
4. If you get into your country's viral charts, link your audience to your song in THAT playlist that you are in. You move up and down on the charts, so the more streams you get, the higher you will be in the charts.
Specifically for EDM, you don't need as big of a fanbase or social influence to be added to a major spotify playlist. Its more about your music and reputation in the industry. Look at collaborating with other producers.
---
Thanks for another great video Burstimo!
Good information
Thanks!
Hi guys! Could you guys do a video on how to do a submission? I always get completely confused when choosing for example "song style". I have a regular pop structured song and it definitely isn't accoustic or just beats. But is "traditional" a "regular" song? Or do they mean folk music by that?
"Rented Lambo" LOL...more like Citroen 2CV...Is Spotify Repeat worth sending traffic to? Thanks for the info
2CV is unbreakable though
open.spotify.com/user/ku478wilj7medzowz57qtq6t7?si=V5vGb8n5QqCApadavhGdrw
I will love to get added to rap caviar
I had 1 release and got added to playlists...
My favourite playlist is Indiestan and I want my originals to be featured there
I’m going to get on Rap Caviar!
Are there any artists here that wanna support each other even 1 person can make a difference I just want people to relate to me through my music it’s the only way I can really express myself
Camille Lauren lets do it!💜 here’s the link to my debut single!! open.spotify.com/track/2QBD1gRQUB3ZhGLy4AIOsf?si=8zGh_-JSThCY6fD-exYvgA anything of yours i can support?
Yeah sure thing! Add me on instagram @bxpolar and lets talk
@@kynadi of course heres my track distrokid.com/hyperfollow/camillelauren/proud sorry for the late reply I just checked out the track its really dope whats your Instagram hopefully we can collab
Kiam Hayes sure thing just followed you sorry for late response
Slim just followed you
I really like how practical your advices are, thanks a lot!
I have a question about this though: being a French hiphop artist, I want to reach those French official playlists.
I have pitched my 1st song to Spotify with English language. Do you have any idea whether I should adress to the official French playlist curators in French or in English for my upcoming releases?
I couldn't find this information myself, this would help a lot. THX BURSTIMO 🙏🏻
So far got featured on Dubstep Don and Hype. Hoping for more support, the track got picked up months after release btw.
I would really love to get on rapcaviar, but I really wish to be on promoting sounds one day 🙏
Nice one
Thanks, Burstimo!
You're welcome!
open.spotify.com/user/ku478wilj7medzowz57qtq6t7?si=V5vGb8n5QqCApadavhGdrw
BURSTIMO IS REALLY GREAT! I have learnt so much about music marketing and social media through them. I was once a struggling artist barely able to promote my own TH-cam and Soundcloud but now I have a fully functioning label and I work for myself! I really appreciate any support you can give to my movement, this is my life. THANK YOU!
This is so inspirational!!!!
Wow this is so special, Keep it up you WILL make it!
I wish you luck man.
Keep it goin mane
You are awesome!
Hey, I really love your videos, as a beginning musician I find them very helpful. However, I do have a question that I haven't seen covered here yet. At the moment, I haven't got any music on Spotify yet. So I'm wondering how I should go about starting out. Is it best to release songs one by one, release several songs at once and choose one as a single, or what would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
Release singles one by one and push each one. Use them as marketing tools!
@@Burstimo Thanks! Is it not a problem then that people in the beginning are dragged to a practically empty Spotify account?
Respectable video once again, good food for thought considering the topic. Honestly though, i'm more frustrated with this modern-meta focus of how music now has come down to simply being "playlisted" or being curator-worthy.
I think above all else- musicians and artists need to truly create what's real and genuine to them, and focus on the bigger picture- instead of playing grab-ass with Spotify (or any streaming platform.)
Don't put all your eggs in one basket- because the platforms and the means constantly change. (I.e. Soundcloud, Record Labels, iTunes, Myspace, etc.)
Yup I agree. I could really get depressed thinking about how musicians are being controlled by these platforms in a way. But doing what you love goes first! Im just trying to mix the two :) As I also want people to hear my music, thats part of the fun for me. What kind of music do you make (like genre/vibe)?
I think I deserve to be on the new pop resolution playlist
Rap caviar is a playlist inwould to be on!!!
Nice!
huy guys! thanks for your amazing content! i was wondering, you advise to submit your song 4 weeks before the release on spotify for artists so thet the curators hace enough time. i was wondering if you can submit the song too early? is it usefull to submit is 6 weeks in advance of 2 months? or do you guys stick with for weeks? would love to hear from you! thanks a lot!
Hey man! first of all thanks for all the super content you are providing. As I heard you talking about spotify canvas I have a question for you, do you have any clue on how to put that short video/canva on your track?
I just uploaded my first single on spotify and i don't see any button about it. I think it's a beta feature, or at least is what I was reading around.
Thank you!
im wondering about that as well
Spotify canvas are in beta at the moment, so not available to all and are only with some distributors
I will one day be on Rap Caviar and other major spotify playlist!
Thanks for the tips. Could you please explain a bit more about the Canva short films for the Spotify?
Massive Dance Hits, Dance Hits & Altar
New music Friday will be a great playlist for my music
I feel like this one might be a popular choice
Very helpful video! Thanks! Love your channel btw.
Thank you so much
Rap Caviar would be perfect for my music
Id love to be on New pop revolution
When pitching a first release, would you recommend attaching to the pitch a link to some future releases?
Rock play list
Rap caviar or even R&B playlist depending on the song - Make Melodic/emo type songs and rap songs 💯
Radar Latino
Nice!
Rap Caviar definitely
Nice!
Is it possible to be chosen for their playlists if you basically have no fan base/engagement? I have 2 songs and 50 followers but all just people who know me, so none are really THAT engaged. Is there any point trying for this?
Yes! We actually have had a handful of artists playlisted on debut releases, just slimmer chances
@@Burstimo ok, thank you very much! Love the channel btw
I must be black balled. Because I have my music mix and mastered by gold and platinum engineer and feature gold and platinum artists with 500k-1mil monthly listeners on Spotify time and time again and only get 1,000 streams. Only 1 of my 10 songs currently on Spotify has over 50k views. Hit 50k then stopped like magic only 3k since. I’m spending 1000s on mixing and mastering and featuring big name artists help ! And I submit notes to editors
Would love to get on a modern / classical piano playlist.
Can get on a café del mar compilation, bbc radio 3 but can’t crack the editorials🤦🏻♂️
Any suggestions folks?
That bonus tip was great!
would you advice to use platforms as bandcamp?
Rap Caviar would be my thing.
Nice one
🎶🔥
Indie Roadtrip would do nicely
I just got added to the ‘Christmas Jazz’ playlist… 750,000 streams ✅
RAP CAVIAR ‼️🔥🖼
Would love a video on your clientele and their progress mapped out
Some of these videos are incoming. The more interesting case studies are on our website
Mint is definitely top tier for me
I want to be on MINT India.
Nice one
Ok so I all ready released a cd or ep and have another one on the way so far nothing is happening on artist for spotify and it's been 5 months
So for example if I am releasing my music for the first time, so I shouldn’t request to add my song for an official playlist? And rather do it for my second release?
You still can. Just be prepared for it to possibly get rejected. And make sure you continue to release and submit to their playlists consistently. Consistency is key 💪🏽
Backwood Biddy thanks buddy!
Love this video! So helpful 🙌
Thanks, glad you found it helpful
The vocals on this are warm, what microphone did you record with?
Qualiity insights!
What would you say is a "Regular Basis" for releasing music? #SlackSquad
Sure love to be on Dancehall Party
I write electronic music mostly instrumental. But there classification on what kind. Idk what playlist id go for.
Probably rap caviar. Shit, that would be a dream. It’ll probably happen sooner than I think.
then now its even going to be *more* sooner xDDD
because you thought it would be sooner then you think. xDDD
Requesting a video on how to find a producer for songs you have written when you live somewhere that you can’t get a band together (would love a band but can also do w a producer)
Dana Raquel what type of music do you make?
Menzi Mcfresh soul rnb folk pop. Check out my ig RealLifeRaquel to get a idea
It’d probably be Rap Caviar for me
Nice one
Second one to comment here 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙃
spotify does not reward me for being consistent whatsoever, my art is on point, consistent music quality. My first ever track got 50,000 streams from release radar and discover weekly but i cannot seem to catch the algorithm again:/ very unmotivating but i stick at it
You got this 🙌🏼
Rap Cavier too
Nice!
I think Rap Caviar would be best for me!
Would love to be on rap caviar🤧
same out here!
It really is the ultimate
LOL
Can you put a remix on spotify and get on a playlist? Great video thanks !
I would be great to be in Radar Latino
Nice
Burstimo I’ll keep working!! because of you knowledge and everything I learnt with you guys i been in a playlist in my born country
@@megaajone1 Nice one!
step 1: make awesome music
Always
I would love to make it onto the ultimate metal playlist
Pop Rising, Pop Up, Pop Party, Pop Sauce, Out Now, Fresh Finds: Pop
Great stuff