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Not inexpensive but one of the most effective things you can do as an independent artist. Supper happy with PlayList Push

Company provides great customer support, were always available and helpful when I needed assistance. Definitely a great value add to release campaigns, and lots of great options to choose from.

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Very intuitive and easy to setup! The only playlist marketing tools that has worked for us over the years!

Real curators for independent playlists. Great tool for artists who want to reach new audiences and work with algorithmics and editorial playlists

We had a lot of success with one of our playlist push campaigns that has brought a lot of streams for our client. We are very happy with these results.

Playlist Push is great for artists to get accurate feedback and increase their streams organically. I have found them to be the best platform out there for this.

Easy to use, got great results

The playlist adds have been extremely helpful, but still a bit expensive for the end results (additional exposure). I love how all playlist adds have truly been real and “organic.” I truly trust what you deliver. A little disappointed in some reviews mentioning they really like the song, but that it’s not a fit for their playlist which makes me question the genre algorithm a bit. Despite minor reservations, we’re definitely coming back for more. I do appreciate the results we have thus far received.

It was really special to see the creators bring the message of the song to life, while inspiring others TikTokers do the same.

We went for the lowest priced campaign available to just try it out. Out of a potential 30+ playlist curators, only 6 ended up playlisting our song. This is fine, and to be expected, however the issue that we found was that our song, despite us choosing all appropriate genre categories, was sent to playlist curators who's playlists didn't fit our sound at all. In fact, some of their feedback didn't make much sense and often their playlists wouldn't have been suitable for our song at all. If the selection process had been more accurate then we may have gained better results, making the results worth the costs. The results were decent, however we expected more accuracy from PlaylistPush in regards to the selection of playlists. We WILL be using this platform again, however we just hope that the selection of curators and playlists becomes more tailored to the customer, and more accurate to the genre and sound of the tracks.

Loved playlist push! You guys helped my new single reach new fans!! Thank you!!

Playlist Push was very helpfull for me as an emerging artist ! My song was placed in very good playlists and bring me a qualitative audience. Your investment will be profitable in the long term.

I submitted a new release to playlist push and was very happy with the great results responses and many playlist adds.
They are always there to help if you need anything and very friendly. Many thanks to the team at playlist push.

Overall, we would consider using this service again as we were satisfied with the end results and our campaign accomplished what we wanted to achieve. However, during the course of our campaign, it was absolute drudgery reading the curator responses that included unsolicited reviews. A handful of curator responses simply stated they were rejecting our submission because the track didn't match their playlist, which was perfectly acceptable. However, the majority of curators that rejected our submission presumably felt obligated to try and critique our track, offering the most idiotic and asinine comments imaginable. "The chorus keeps repeating", "The drums don't match the singing", "The tempo needs to change", and "I don't like your cover art", were just a few of the facepalms we received. I would propose to Playlist Push that if a submission is being rejected, they direct the curator to simply state the track is not for their playlist and to avoid attempts at being music theorists or having any knowledge of production. After paying $500, and while patiently waiting weeks for results to accrue, being bombarded with these absurd comments was marginally tolerable.

I'm updating my review to 5 stars. The reason for this is after I complained, I received excellent customer service from the CEO himself who took the time to explain to me the details of the Spotify playlist business. I also ran a second campaign with a new matching algorithm and got much better results this time around. I feel that Playlist Push wants my business and is continuously working to improve their matching algorithm and vetting playlists to ensure they are bot free and well engaged. Although I still intend to use multiple promoters, Playlist Push will be one of them.

I've been curating playlists semi-professional for almost 4 years. My honest opinion is that no other platform has as high standards when it comes to the music I get sent as PlaylistPush. The team behind has always been responsive if I had any problems with the site and have constantly developed the platform to the benefit of both artists and curators.

Honestly, you all take the middle man out of researching playlists and spending countless hours to get independent songs heard. I'm very thankful for the relationships I've built with curators, and they keep coming back and adding more of my songs to their playlist(s).

Playlist Push helped me find my audience and got my tracks the attention that they deserved. Each service has only gotten better!

So far playlist push has been great for our new project, the interface is easy to understand and you're able to hyper target specific genres. It is definitely a premium price but worth it for getting your music out there and on playlist.

Honest review! For me. It was great. I’ve used submit hub on the same song and didn’t get half the results I got with playlist push. I don’t know why that is. However bare in mind that each person is different. PP is more expensive. I did a £400 campaign and landed some sizeable playlists (30/50,000 followers). Im well aware it could have flopped and been a waste of money. But I got more from THAT £400 that the multiple £50 campaigns I did on submit hub. Overall, I got more for bang for my buck. Also expect nothing, no one is obliged to playlist your track. Good luck!

Playlist Push is the only playlisting service I'd use - I did a lot of research on how to avoid bots and they are super in depth with vetting their playlists - more so than any other platform I found. I don't trust submithub and don't use it because they don't really vet for bots so I wouldn't risk it. So I recently tried playlist push for a small campaign (ya girl is an indie artist ballin on a budget teheh) but it was great bang for the buck.

My experience is based on a diverse range of information, making conversations on various topics enjoyable. As for music companies, several are doing well, such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, each offering unique features and content to cater to different preferences.

It has been a simple, pain free process and has helped my streaming and monthly listeners ten fold. Would definitely use the service again.

I like Playlist Push very much! I've received some impactful playlist placements and had positive experiences with the support team. The interface is intuitive and the responsiveness of both curators and the site itself are fantastic. I will continue to use Playlist Push as it is easily my favorite of the many song promo sites I've tried. My one concern has to do with playlist genre fit. I've received lots of feedback from curators in the vein of "Love the song but this isn't my genre". If playlist genre targeting could be improved, it would make the service that much more valuable.

The two instrumental pieces I have used to promote on this platform have gained more traction than ever before. I appreciate that Playlist Push can help people that are in a niche genre. For me, this is instrumental fingerstyle guitar music. It can be challenging to promote this kind of music, and this company has helped a lot!

It’s organic, real playlist! Don’t use nothing else as an artist

Confidence in the auténticity of the playlists

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.

Playlist push is about repetitive use so the nodes they have see consistency. With multiple campaigns performance gets better. The platform has evolved efficiently and allows better alignment with playlist. The best service by far. The playlist owners are amazing and honest. If your song does not match they give you essential feedback that guide your credibility.