James
There are only one or two companies that indie's can use for playlisting and not worry about getting their music pulled. PP maintains a database of actual playlisters with real followers in different genres. They pitch to these real people who decide whether or not to add your song. If they do, you'll get actual spins that won't flag you with DSPs. Is it perfect? No. Are there some playlisters who don't add and probably didn't listen to your song? Yes. But PP is good at policing them and makes it easy for you to give feedback on bad actors. Overall, after doing this for 10+ years, Playlist Push is the only company we're comfortable using for third party playlisting with indies.
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This service is a game-changer for independent artists like me. It seamlessly connects my music to Spotify and gives it a real audience—finally offering a chance to cut through the noise and be heard.
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This is a very unique service. Feedback from curators is not common, they just include or discard your songs without any feedback, so this method is positive from artist point of view. Great! The negative points (in my opinion) are two: 1.- Found several curators saying "not my style", therefore the genre setup at campaign for choosing curators is probably not accurate. 2.- Several curators gave extraordinary and positive feedback but did not included the song in their playlist. The sensation after those situations is that maybe they are not giving an honest feedback, probably to avoid a negative qualification from the artist.
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