I will promote your pop or rock song on kiss radio

The answer is YES! Paying for airplay is illegal, known as Payola. Our service focuses on promoting your song, Our airplay is FREE and part of services we offer. Your payment covers the cost of the promotional services to enhance the visibility of your music. Anyone who does otherwise is a scam.

The promotion is real Terrestrial based stations. 1035 KTU · 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles · 106.1 KISS FM I Heartradio, Cumulus, CBS...we deal with all of the National Radio Companies and Broadcast media.

The FCC does not tolerate that. One complaint can have a station lose its license. Recently the FCC not only hold stations responsible but has gone after artists which means YOU as a artist can be fined. $100,000. WE can edit but be sure to let us know. The FCC can hold YOU responsible as well.

if signed with BMI yes. We pay BMI. BMI pays you. Realize that a lot of airplay is needed for compensaton. Be realistic. You won't receive a substantial royalty check for 1 day.. Artists think they will make $1000 off 1 day! Focus on getting your music on multiple stations first then get paid

Yes, For the basic we record the broadcast. You receive FULL audio of everything. DJ ads, listeners, newscasts, etc. We don't announce listening times. For our station REWIND we provide streaming links. The Basic package is a broadcast recording. Standard, Premium packages are streaming links.

Our station is located in the Southeastern part of the United States. We do not post the link of the station per Fiverr stipulations.

This is one of the ways radio stations knows that you are a amateur. NEVER send radio stations links of your spotify song. Its a competitor and why would anyone take time to log into another platform to listen to YOUR music? Submit a mp3 or wav file directly. Don't be lazy. Label your music.

It's a start! PD's often consult their colleagues’ playlists when making decisions about whether or not to play a song; Few want to step out on a song without seeing it working elsewhere first. Songs become hits only played in bulk; a few spins a week is not enough for listeners to be engaged.

NO! We don't. Radio stations do NOT contact artists when their music is played. We tried and clients would "say" they didn't hear it, would ask to play again out of format. Could you play it on Tuesday instead of Wed.. etc and so on and so forth. It became a problem. Management stopped it.