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How to Get DJs to Play Your Music
Want DJs to play your music? Learn how to send tracks to DJs, target the right tastemakers, build DJ support and promote a dance music release effectively.
How to Get Your Music Played on BBC Radio 1
Want to get your music played on BBC Radio 1? Learn how Radio 1 music promotion works, how to submit tracks, what radio pluggers do and how dance releases reach specialist radio.
How to Get Your Music Played by DJs in Ibiza
Want to know how to get your music played in Ibiza? Learn how to promote tracks to Ibiza DJs, club residents and tastemakers and build genuine DJ support around your release.
How to Build a Dance Music Promo Campaign That Gets Results
Learn how to build a dance music promotion campaign covering DJ promo, tastemakers, radio plugging, 1001Tracklists, international support and campaign reporting.
Can an Independent Artist Get Their Music Played on Major Radio?
Can independent artists get played on BBC Radio 1, Kiss and other major stations? Learn how radio plugging works and how unsigned artists can build genuine radio support.
How to Choose a Dance Music Promotion Company
Looking for a dance music promotion company? Learn what to look for in DJ promotion, radio plugging, international reach, targeting, reporting and real industry support.
How Does 1001Tracklists Work?
How does 1001Tracklists work? Learn how DJ support, tracklists, charts and rankings work, what Most Heard and Trending mean, and how dance music campaigns build visibility.
Dance Music Radio Promotion – UK vs International Radio
Dance music has never respected national borders. A track produced in a bedroom in London can become a club record in Ibiza, appear in a festival set in Miami, receive specialist radio support in Amsterdam and be picked up by DJs in Australia before many listeners in the artist’s home town have even heard it. That’s one of the things that makes electronic music unique. It also means that a good dance music radio promotion strategy shouldn’t automatically begin and end with th
How Do You Know If Your Music Promotion Is Actually Working?
You paid for the campaign. The promo went out. Your dashboard says thousands of people were reached. Your track has some downloads. Spotify streams are moving. So was the promotion successful? Maybe. But none of those numbers means very much in isolation. One of the biggest problems in music promotion is that almost everything can be turned into an impressive-looking statistic. 10,000 DJs reached. Sounds good. Did any of them listen? 500 promo opens. Sounds good. Did anybody
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