I was positevily surprised. I did the campaign basically with lowest money settings, and got into 6 pretty popular playlists in genre and got a good amount of streams from the playlists. Also the majority feedback I recieved from the curators was mostly thoughtful and they clearly at least listened the song. On a negative side, playlistpush offered the song to many curators, who were actually looking for very much different type of music, so the genre and artist matching still leaves room for improvement. Overall good experience. Pretty expensive to try out, so as an artist you need to trust the song you submit. I`ll probably will try this out again at some point.

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Hardeep Pundeer

Very good song ...when I have a time .I love to listen this song because it gives me a inner peace

Julie Chapman

Hey Guys. Overall, I'm quite happy with my interaction with Playlist Push. I was especially pleased when I reran a campaign, that I was able to select from my favorites. This was a surprise. I'm also confident that the playlists that add my songs are not bots. They fit my genre nicely and are of good quality. Lastly - the curators' reviews from your platform are kind, honest, and helpful.

Raymond Carr Jr.

Make sure your music is truly radio ready before pitching to Playlistpush. Playlistpush isn't necessarily for amatures. Some curators tend to have very high expectations, so be ready to get a fair amount of passes to go with your placements. But know this is mainly because most playlisters have an obligation to their listeners to provide a particular type of music and or sub genere of music on a given playlist, so make sure you classify your song correctly. The one place playlist push does need to improve upon is more detailed classifying of a song, better underground rap curators with more realistic expectations for upcoming artists and improved assistance in helping artists get there songs infront of the right playlisters who want to help independent artists who don't have $20k budgets for production on every song. Kul Ray