It seems there's part of the budget wasted on playlist that are clearly not fit for the music and that have no relation to the genres selected so its not really on the curators end for not accepting. I've had several reviews mention either an opposite mood or different genre than selected

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.

A great platform to make music public available for a greater range of fans/ listeners! The dashboards are also clear to see the results of the campaigns.