How musicians, producers and labels can use the breadth of PUSH.fm tools to market their music and further their musical career.
The initial buzz of release week has faded. Your streams are levelling off, and the social media hype is slowing down. Welcome to the post-release slump. For independent musicians and creators, the 30-day mark is critical. It is the exact…
Few things annoy music fans more than seeing a concert sell out in minutes, only to find tickets being resold online moments later for double, triple or even ten times the original price. This practice is known as ticket scalping,…
As an artist you can either create a Pre-save each time you release a new track, or, one Lifetime Save, saving every future release to your fans accounts, for life. It’s a no-brainer! Standard Pre-save A normal Pre-save allows your…
The music industry continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most transformative years yet. From artificial intelligence and independent artists to genre-blending and immersive live experiences, the way we create,…
Music streaming has transformed the way we listen to music. Gone are the days of carrying around CDs or downloading individual tracks. Today, millions of songs are available instantly at the touch of a button, giving listeners access to vast…
Love it or hate it, TikTok has completely changed the way we discover music. Not long ago, if an artist wanted a hit song, they usually needed radio airplay, a record label, or a lot of luck. Today, all it…
Say goodbye to creating a Pre-save each time you release new music, and hello to one, customised Pre-save that works again and again for each new release, with no extra work. One Pre-save, called, the Lifetime Save. What is a…
When it comes to the music industry, it’s normally always focused around making money. However, while that is great, often, the artists only see a fraction of this, and once the hype of their release has died down, they’re back…
There was a time when album sales were everything. Artists spent months crafting the perfect record, fans queued outside shops on release day, and the number of albums sold often decided who was considered a success. If your album went…
For decades, if you walked into a bustling cafe in Tokyo, a boutique clothing store in Osaka, or a hotel lobby in Kyoto, the music playing in the background was only paying half its royalties. While songwriters and composers have…
