The well-known American pop-rock singer and songwriter, Ryan Cabrera has used PUSH.fm’s free music marketing tools to promote his upcoming track I’m Just Drunk. This Pre-save will make it much easier for all fans to locate his music on release day.
In the mid-2000s Ryan Cabrera grew in popularity thanks to his singles On the Way Down and True. However, he first rose to fame in 2004 as he had a major debut album called Take It All Away. This track was certified platinum and sold over two million copies.
He hasn’t slowed down since. With his two popular tracks becoming Billboard level. He was first a lead singer for the band Rubix Groove, from Dallas, and then went on to continue under a solo artist name.
As he continues to make music and tour America, he uses PUSH.fm’s free music marketing tools to promote his upcoming music and to ensure his fans are able to find his work easily. On release day, his music will be placed in their libraries.
What is a Pre-save?
A Pre-save is a music marketing link, allowing an artist to place their URLs for Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music and Deezer. Fans choose their prefered store and give that store consent to work with PUSH on release day.
They only have to allow access via the pop-up, and PUSH will do the rest. On release day, fans can find the new track in their library. They wont need to search for it, and they wont need to worry about forgetting.
It’s as simple as a fan clicking their chosen store, and the music being given to them. It saves the fan the hassle of having to look for the music on release day. Likewise, it saves a music artist like Ryan Cabrera the hassle of having to share each music store link.
On release day, his music could be transferred to a Fan Link. All relevant URLs for each music store will be feature on the Fan Link. Clicking on the chosen store will direct a fan to his track within that store.
It’s easy marketing. Making more time for music artists to focus on the other jobs that come with sharing music. Focus on hyping your tracks to your fans, rather than having to share each music store URL.
