An easy way to get guaranteed streams is by using Sponsored Songs ad campaigns. Sponsored Songs guarantee your music is played to listeners in your target audience.
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While there’s no one right way to promote your music, there are definitely things that most artists can and should do to promote themselves.
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For this month's Behind The Song, we sat down with singer K.ZIA, where she discussed what influences her songwriting, her advice for new artists, and what we can expect from her upcoming album
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As an artist, getting your music onto the top playlists is one of the best ways to help drive streams and attract new listeners, so landing on Amazon’s playlists is a major win.
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In this Beginner’s Guide, we show you step-by-step the process of how to publish music online to all of the online streaming platforms including Spotify, Amazon, Apple Music, TIDAL, and much more!
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Merch is a great way to connect with fans, make your brand more visible, and even earn some extra cash. Here are some helpful tips we’ve put together so you can get started selling your merch.
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TikTok has become a major force in music marketing, helping to propel videos (and artists) into the spotlight. Much of its success is due to its algorithm, which is helping independent artists everywhere get seen and heard more than ever.
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Whether you’re a new artist or a seasoned one, the goal is often the same: getting booked for more shows. If you want to give your bookings a boost, we’ve put together some strategies that’ll get you more gigs so you can grow your music career.
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As an independent music artist, there's more than one way to make money from your music, and you should be taking advantage of them all. Here are a few ideas to consider.
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The most popular songs on the charts are usually the ones we can’t get out of our heads no matter how hard we try. Earworms, or songs that involuntarily work their way into our mind long after we’ve stopped listening, are often triggered by emotion, word association, or from recently hearing it.
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