Don’t Release Your Next Song Until You’ve Done These 10 Things | Music Promotion

Your release will flop unless you do these 10 things before you release.

In this video Maddy discusses how to promote your music before the release and set yourself up for your track to be a hit.

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[immattbailey]

1. Be proud of your music and never stop telling people about it .

2. Repeat number 1

[hrcnszn]

"i was hopin the music would speak for itself but the people want everything else" -J Cole

[rij]

im afraid if i dont do what she say she will beat the shit out of me .

Edit: Everyone that liked and commented on this comment all your dreams come true.

[ayma]

if you watch this on mute, she looks like she's spitting fire bars.

[RadiumRecordsHollywood]

Social media IS SUPER IMPORTANT. But we think the ability to create undeniable music is the ultimate goal... It may take longer but that's what this is, A GAME!

[NoiseBoulderRecords]

It seems we amateur musicians and producers have 3 jobs: Daytime job, musician/producer and manager/marketing...

[jamiedance]

Wow!! Being a 42-year-old artist with no clue you guys have just helped MASSIVELY Thank you, Thank you, Thank you :)

[icebough]

These are great tips for musicians that already have a following

[starofsyzygy]

As someone who's just getting started trying to release my music for others, this has been incredibly valuable. It's so intimidating feeling like there are so many boxes you "have" to check, it's good to know that this isn't just for people who are really aiming to be the "next big thing, " but actionable for those who just want to test the waters too. Thanks so much!

[articex]

Your video says informative. Your hands say rap battle.

[Famegrowers_com]

*We daily assist artists in expanding their reach and finding new listeners, so we know well that promoting a song can be challenging (but always effective with us). Unfortunately, nowadays a good track needs promotion to succeed.*

[danielpazalexich-duran]

Hi, label A&R here (USA). These tips are definitely practical, I'm just not sold on how actionable they are for a developing artist. In other words - these work great, and are actually the standard 10 bases to cover for a standard release, that is, if you already have somewhat of a significant fanbase / signed to a label. I think a handsome majority of people here are looking for tips to cultivate and develop that fanbase so that they *can* reach that point of good, consistent, release momentum and trajectory thru these strategies. Nonetheless I love what you guys are doing. Cheers!

[juliandesoto]

Me: "New mixtape coming out soon!"
Me one day later: *ok my new mixtape is out, check it out*

[LP-rmek]

This was my first Burstimo video... about a month ago, never having heard of this channel before, I assumed that it was going to go until the end of the video just leading us around in circles without even getting to tip #1, so you could say at the end "buy our book to get access to these 10 tips!" Boy was I wrong. What a great channel to happen upon. What a wealth of knowledge.

[RHYTHMRENEGADESRECORDS]

Loved the video. Great Job! Keep up the good work too!

I release my music for my own soul, I accept the idea of never getting famous for my music, so I just prefer to consume my own product, instead other peoples products, so far I am happy with that.

[gq]

Summary: You won't get famous if you are not active on social media

[delune]

Thank you so much for summing this up. I'm weirdly amazed and rather outraged at the amount of comments talking about anything but the content. Please don't stop posting!

11: Make a how to video on YouTube to get more attention. #IggyTheReal