Dracula Jackson
I found the playlist curators, by and large, to be extremely polite and courteous with their feedback. Whether or not they placed my song, nearly all curators went out of their way to compliment specific parts or performances. Conversely, criticisms were nearly all constructive and specific. (i.e. "vocals a bit low in the mix", "bass is a bit loud", etc.) In the age of internet communication and media marketing, it is very rare to have so many positive interactions via the same avenue or website. Very impressive on that front. Additionally, one curator placed my song on a playlist which instantly quadrupled my listenership. Her review of my material was one of the most touching and meaningful I've ever received. My only sticking point is the price. I find the expense to be a bit high for playlist placements. That said, the playlists themselves are generally quite well attended, and legit. Overall, I would recommend this service to artists (who have enough cash on hand to invest.)
Read moreFrank de Waegh
Everything is clear and as-stated. I really like that this is not based on fake playlists or ghost listeners: this gives you proper, organic growth for your music. I wish the campaign had been sent to more curators for the price, which is considerable. That would be my only critique.
Read moreElla B.
I like that Playlist Push really helps my band get more Spotify monthly listeners and to have a higher chance of getting on a playlist. The only downsides are that even when we choose a genre that our music fits in before sending to curators, many curators write back saying that it doesn't "fit" their styles, it's not the genre they're going for..etc. So I would say, it is important for Playlist Push to be sending our specific genre of music only to curators who are looking for that type of music. Another con would be to send our music to curators who are professional and really understand music. Most of the time we've had good experiences with smart and knowledgeable curators, and other times they weren't experienced, or did not even have basic knowledge of instruments or music.
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