Following your advice from the videos, our debut release is gaining incredible traction on Spotify with 1.7K monthly listeners organically! No ads, no paid playlists-just genuine growth. Our next song is set for release next month (3 months apart from the first single) and we're hopeful to maintain this momentum. Thanks a million, Jesse! Your guidance has been a game-changer for us.
@@matthewsharayko7463 Making our own spotify playlists and posting them on social. I think it helped the algorithm and we have constantly new listeners from the spotify Radio. Then from the Radio and Release Radar, a couple curators discovered us and also added us to their playlists.
@@matthewsharayko7463 also funny thing the stats on spotify for artists show that we were added on an editorial playlist but we have only 2 plays from it and we never actually saw our music appearing on an updated editorial playlist. It remains a mystery 😂
@@matthewsharayko7463 Making our own playlists and sharing them on social media! It triggered the Radio and we got discovered by curators who added us on their own playlists. Even though we tried to contact many specific playlist curators most of them didn't reply or asked us to submit through other platforms. We also have 2 plays from an editorial playlist which doesn't make any sense. It remains a mystery when or how we got there.
Your channel has helped me grow from 2k to 30k in less than a year. My goal is 100k by the end of this year and I have no doubt that if I follow your advice I will reach that goal! Thank you for all of this free advice. Your a saint 🙏🏻
Jesse, would you say (for the sake of the Algorithm) that upon releasing a single, instead of just posting the songs link, you should first add the new track to your artist playlist with that song at the top, and then link the playlist as the new songs link (since itll play first), simultaneously strengthening the link with you and other artists?
Awesome video Jesse! If you're taking suggestions, some quick tips on how to make your Spotify, RUclips, TikTok and Instagram profiles and bios look good would be sick. Also hashtags, and how they work across platforms would be cool.
What about automatically getting added to bot playlists without the artist’s consent? I’ve found no way to contact the bot playlist creators (ex: Toxter) and within a few weeks-days, the playlist disappears. However, it’s already added fake plays to your numbers.
Hi Jesse. Ace vid as always. I have a question... My music project has been sampled by a very successful techno artist for 2 of his upcoming singles. He gets millions of plays for each song he releases. He would agree to me being tagged as a primary artist if I want but I am in a completely different genre to him. Will it ruin my algorithm if I did this? Or would the potential exposure be worth it? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
Thank you for all the info!! Really helpful 🙏🏽 I would love to see a video about the musical distributors. I found a lot of people and myself too being lost on what distributor to choose, so many options..
First, this channel is pure gold. Thanks for putting such high quality information out there for free. It really helps musicians trying to get started. I have a question. I'm first starting to promote my work. I have a very modest following on spotify of about 1.5k listeners per month. I just finished my first full length album and the quality of the music there in outstrips the other content on my page by quite a bit. Should I hype my release for 30 days and pitch to the spotify curators, or just drop the album and advertise retroactively so, while advertising, people have good content to land on and find?
I believe it's similar to creating a restaurant. You really want to focus on a specific few "dishes". in our case.. genre and sound, to be able to gain a following of fans that will at some point eat up anything you release. I think you have to treat the algorithm as an individual fan. If you're releasing multiple genres I believe it's confusing the algorithm and it wouldn't know where to put you even if some of the songs are considered good. Just my thoughts :)
The crazy thing is my name is Phonk, and I am very far down in the algorithm so it is hard to get people to my music. I am watching your videos to figure out how to change that.
Didn’t finish your video yet but I recently had a song on Spotify radio, no paying for playlisting and my followers went up , long story short a few weeks later they deleted all the new followers now I’m wondering if they flagged my profile although it was Thier algorithm that pushed my music out more?
No its because they are screwing small artists...They dont care about the lttle guy, they just want movement on their platform. Put energy into BandCamp or similar...Spotify is a sham.
Somebody else added me to a playlist that I didnt submit to where the use bots to stream music in the playlist. I feel so helpless this is ruining everything I've been working on. You've taught me so much Jesse that I've implemented in my marketing and it has done wonders. I got on an editorial playlist and the algorithm just started to give me some attention. This fucking bot playlist is ruining everything for me I don't know what to do please help.
Quick question for you about the pay for plays. I’ve done that a couple times in the past, but I don’t do it anymore, and haven’t for a while now. Does that couple times you did it mess your page up forever? Or can you correct it yourself by not doing that anymore and continuing to follow these organic steps. Thanks!
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I wanted to ask, So i have a thick ass catalog on YT and SC, i used to have songs on Spotify, but they got taken down cause i didn't renew my distrokid back in 2021, I'm bout to upload their again tho, cause i wanna follow ur strat, So my question is, b4 i start releasing singles, should i start uploading a lot of my YT and SC catalog to Spotify? that way ppl who like my single on Spotify have other songs to listen to by me on the platform, or no? may seem like a stupid question, all the stuff just seems mad technical to me and I'm worried to make a decision that has negative consequences I'm not considering or aware of.
@@sundaybrunch7097 They don't delete your artist page, just ur music, u can pay for their "Leave a Legacy" program to avoid it, but i feel like it's over priced. Most distributors will delete ur shit, but some don't, the only one i found so far that definitely seems not to based on my research is CD Baby
Finally a real post.. THX Dude 😛👍🏻 Sick & Tired of all these frakn' geniuses on UTUBE who think they know everything. If they did they would have been Rich.🙄😏👎
I would probably argue the despite as legit as Jesse is, he is the exact person that Frank Zappa was referring to when he talked about the post-Woodstock kids who destroyed the music industry completely.
I've watched a lot of these videos from this channel the last few days, as I find it really interesting, even if I'm not really trying to make it as a musician so it doesn't apply necessarily, but still. My major criticism is I haven't heard "book tours and play shows constantly" mentioned whatsoever in any of the advice
Playing shows will do very little for you if you don’t already have an audience. The time cost and dollar cost that go into it are much better spent in many other avenues. This coming from a former touring musician
But if the main bulk of what these videos discusses is community building, how are you going to join a music scene without actually playing in the clubs and bars where that scene is happening? If your target audience is predominantly gen z then okay maybe you need to be totally online and cater to that crowd, but a good show is still the best advertisement for your music. If you play a blistering set and somebody sees it up close and personal and enjoys it, then they're the sucker if they don't go and listen to the records. If we're talking about someone being a one person army with no intentions of being on a particular gigging scene then sure, maybe just booking random shows in venues with no real promotion is a bad move. But I don't think that it's difficult to do minimal research and find out who the bands in any given city are, within your genre, that are pulling numbers. Politely ask for a gig swap with them. It might cost more at the beginning than what you're going to make, but that's the same exact rule as with digital promotion. All this digital cheat code stuff is great for getting that online presence, but if you're not doing shows consistently, when you've got your big TikTok break -and you've got thousands of people who desperately want to come and see if you are as good live as you are in their AirPods - then you're likely to blow it, no? You cannot reasonably go from no stage experience to internet sensation and then be a master of live performance without putting the practice in. That's an impossibility. To go from making songs in your bedroom under the thin veil of internet anonymity and ambiguity to face-to-face with living, breathing, judging human beings? You need to be sharpening your live skills simultaneously. Even for gen z, it seems to me that the live performance is still the litmus test for musicians. @@kingconspicuous
How to blow up on Spotify, you ask? Simple. Make a good quality song that people actually want to listen to. If people ain’t listening, make something else. Rinse repeat. Also, fk Spotify.
Wanted to ask what you thought of about posting a song every 2 weeks (obviously ensuring the music is quality regardless). My rationale is that given the right audience targeting it’ll help give the Spotify algorithm a lott of info on who to recommend me to. My main form of promotion is a particular playlist which has proven in the past to garner real listeners and has a strict submission policy where they reject any song that isn’t fitting very neatly into the niche (tame Impala esque psych rock). Really wanna know what you think!
I’m gonna go in on this soon since a certain hick hop influencer keeps pushing this garbage. But no that’s far too much music I’ve explained it in my how to release music videos before.
Its videos like this that make me scratch my head. So all ur videos are about getting massive streams but your video got 1.2k streams if someone giving advice on getting massive streams cant even get those massive streams on thier own page how are they giving credible advice
Wow who would’ve thunk talking music marketing is less infectious than a good song. You can’t make anything go viral and some things should just be educational. My track record of songs that I work on that do millions of streams speaks for itself
These are NOT facts. I have too much evidence that targeted social media ads actually work for growth. Sounding like a broken record over here. Show us proof
@@Musformation also… “artists who grow naturally” what does that even mean? There’s no “one blue print” for an artist to succeed. Artists of all audience sizes run ads on social media, and successfully I might add. The figure is a lot better than those hoping for some viral, disposable tik tok moments. If you’re gonna put information like this out there, be honest.
Hahaha this is intense amounts of stuff to do besides music in order to make no money at all…just get a minimum wage walmart job cuz these spotify crooks are rolling hard while you walk hard Dewey! I’m not going to bust my ass for .003 cents a stream. What a clown show!
You know that you will get around 1500 $ for 1 mln streams if there are no middle man ? Consider average salary in your country and do your math @@BornForNothingMusic
Thanks to your strategies I'm up to 9 monthly listeners already!!!
They all liked your comment! Very loyal!
We should keep it at 9@@DerekJohn
Incredible!!
@@DerekJohn my fanbase is growing exponentially!!
@@damnmyeyesmusicwhat are you doing for that?
Following your advice from the videos, our debut release is gaining incredible traction on Spotify with 1.7K monthly listeners organically! No ads, no paid playlists-just genuine growth. Our next song is set for release next month (3 months apart from the first single) and we're hopeful to maintain this momentum. Thanks a million, Jesse! Your guidance has been a game-changer for us.
What exactly helped your song gain traction? Did you your editorial pitch get on a playlist?
@@matthewsharayko7463 Making our own spotify playlists and posting them on social. I think it helped the algorithm and we have constantly new listeners from the spotify Radio. Then from the Radio and Release Radar, a couple curators discovered us and also added us to their playlists.
@@matthewsharayko7463 also funny thing the stats on spotify for artists show that we were added on an editorial playlist but we have only 2 plays from it and we never actually saw our music appearing on an updated editorial playlist. It remains a mystery 😂
@@matthewsharayko7463 Making our own playlists and sharing them on social media! It triggered the Radio and we got discovered by curators who added us on their own playlists. Even though we tried to contact many specific playlist curators most of them didn't reply or asked us to submit through other platforms. We also have 2 plays from an editorial playlist which doesn't make any sense. It remains a mystery when or how we got there.
Your channel has helped me grow from 2k to 30k in less than a year. My goal is 100k by the end of this year and I have no doubt that if I follow your advice I will reach that goal!
Thank you for all of this free advice. Your a saint 🙏🏻
Jesse, would you say (for the sake of the Algorithm) that upon releasing a single, instead of just posting the songs link, you should first add the new track to your artist playlist with that song at the top, and then link the playlist as the new songs link (since itll play first), simultaneously strengthening the link with you and other artists?
Yep
Awesome video Jesse! If you're taking suggestions, some quick tips on how to make your Spotify, RUclips, TikTok and Instagram profiles and bios look good would be sick. Also hashtags, and how they work across platforms would be cool.
What about automatically getting added to bot playlists without the artist’s consent? I’ve found no way to contact the bot playlist creators (ex: Toxter) and within a few weeks-days, the playlist disappears. However, it’s already added fake plays to your numbers.
yesss it’s so annoying!
Thanks Jesse! This video really makes the hierarchy of priorities clear.
Thank goodness you had that Aphex Twin umbrella cause it was raining FACTS!!!
Hi Jesse. Ace vid as always. I have a question... My music project has been sampled by a very successful techno artist for 2 of his upcoming singles. He gets millions of plays for each song he releases. He would agree to me being tagged as a primary artist if I want but I am in a completely different genre to him. Will it ruin my algorithm if I did this? Or would the potential exposure be worth it? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
Worth it do it
@@Musformation cool, thanks Jesse.
This is amazing, everything we need. Gonna share this with artists on my Discord server!
Invite
Thank you for all the info!! Really helpful 🙏🏽
I would love to see a video about the musical distributors. I found a lot of people and myself too being lost on what distributor to choose, so many options..
At around the 16 min mark you mentioned message boards. Any suggestions for specific message boards? Reddit? Thanks
First, this channel is pure gold. Thanks for putting such high quality information out there for free. It really helps musicians trying to get started.
I have a question. I'm first starting to promote my work. I have a very modest following on spotify of about 1.5k listeners per month. I just finished my first full length album and the quality of the music there in outstrips the other content on my page by quite a bit. Should I hype my release for 30 days and pitch to the spotify curators, or just drop the album and advertise retroactively so, while advertising, people have good content to land on and find?
I’m sorry this is phrased in a way where I am not following what you mean
What if the music you make is not all in the same genre - for example some songs are hip hop/rap and others are indie?
I believe it's similar to creating a restaurant. You really want to focus on a specific few "dishes". in our case.. genre and sound, to be able to gain a following of fans that will at some point eat up anything you release. I think you have to treat the algorithm as an individual fan. If you're releasing multiple genres I believe it's confusing the algorithm and it wouldn't know where to put you even if some of the songs are considered good. Just my thoughts :)
You should separate into separate projects
If you don't pitch, do you still get on release radar?
Yep
The crazy thing is my name is Phonk, and I am very far down in the algorithm so it is hard to get people to my music. I am watching your videos to figure out how to change that.
Preciate your uploads dude
Didn’t finish your video yet but I recently had a song on Spotify radio, no paying for playlisting and my followers went up , long story short a few weeks later they deleted all the new followers now I’m wondering if they flagged my profile although it was Thier algorithm that pushed my music out more?
No its because they are screwing small artists...They dont care about the lttle guy, they just want movement on their platform. Put energy into BandCamp or similar...Spotify is a sham.
Somebody else added me to a playlist that I didnt submit to where the use bots to stream music in the playlist. I feel so helpless this is ruining everything I've been working on. You've taught me so much Jesse that I've implemented in my marketing and it has done wonders. I got on an editorial playlist and the algorithm just started to give me some attention. This fucking bot playlist is ruining everything for me I don't know what to do please help.
This happened to me as well! I tracked down their email address and told them it was fraud and they removed it instantly!
I contacted Spotify when it happened to me, they removed the entire playlist too
Has happened to me too, I’ve never paid for streams. @jessecannon any advice for this scenario?
Contact Spotify
@@commuted9538 exactly what did you write in the email??? I've been sending a couple of emails to the playlist owner but they haven't responded... :(
I do everything I can. Single 1-3 songs, ep's 4-6 songs or full albums 7+ songs.
as an top tier meme curator, would you recommend marketing your music with memes?
Quick question for you about the pay for plays. I’ve done that a couple times in the past, but I don’t do it anymore, and haven’t for a while now. Does that couple times you did it mess your page up forever? Or can you correct it yourself by not doing that anymore and continuing to follow these organic steps. Thanks!
i’d like to know as well
Try artist.tools see what it says about your profile. Between that and if your Fans Also Like disappeared you’ll have an answer
Can I submit to an editorial playlist with the cheapest DistroKid subscription?
Yep
Really good video! Slowly growing with some of your tips!
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The link don't work for the Playlist
I'm at 20 monthly listeners lets go 🎉😊
Congratulations. 41 here lol 🎉
I wanted to ask, So i have a thick ass catalog on YT and SC, i used to have songs on Spotify, but they got taken down cause i didn't renew my distrokid back in 2021, I'm bout to upload their again tho, cause
i wanna follow ur strat, So my question is, b4 i start releasing singles, should i start uploading a lot of my YT and SC catalog to Spotify? that way ppl who like my single on Spotify have other songs to listen to by me on the platform, or no? may seem like a stupid question, all the stuff just seems mad technical to me and I'm worried to make a decision that has negative consequences I'm not considering or aware of.
You’re gonna be fine no matter how you release it just put it up however feels best and focus on the new material getting promoted
@@Musformation Thank u
So wait if you don't continue paying for distrokid they remove your artist page and music? Do the others do that as well?
@@sundaybrunch7097 They don't delete your artist page, just ur music, u can pay for their "Leave a Legacy" program to avoid it, but i feel like it's over priced. Most distributors will delete ur shit, but some don't, the only one i found so far that definitely seems not to based on my research is CD Baby
I'm so grateful to have found this channel!
OMG JUST NOTICED YOUR BRAKENCE HOODIE!! YESSS LOVE THAT UR A BRAKENCE FAN (im wearing his shirt in my pfp 😂) p.s. just bought ur book!
Hell yeah
There’s one thing I’m confused about. Does Spotify look at people you are tagged with on other platforms like Instagram?
No but that gets you recommended on IG and converts people over that way
Hi, My Name is literally Phonk, I should be on that playlist 🤷🏿♂
Give thanks for that. Love the video, real talk!!
Finally a real post.. THX Dude 😛👍🏻
Sick & Tired of all these frakn' geniuses on UTUBE who think they know everything. If they did they would have been Rich.🙄😏👎
This was so helpful. Thank you.
Hey - did you get 1 mln stream with your music on Spotify ?
Appreciate it
32 monthly listeners baby! :P
I think we need an updated “forming community” vid
I did a finding one a few months ago
@@Musformation missed it I’ll have to look it up thanks
Jesse is my favorite 😍
So you are saying that meta ads campaings aren't really recommended?
I don’t like them but watch recent videos I made a lot was discussed
just gained 4 monthly listeners from this thanks!
lol he’ll yeaj
What if you're on an Indy label and need to build followers and increase streaming?
Really appreciate your advice 🙏
Thank you. I am ready for success
its not a sprint - its a marathon
Do you still recommend doing music and talk episodes?
The only genre they seem to work is EDM
Ty bro
the double mic goes crazy
Need a backup since one is having issues
@@Musformation Fair enough. I love the look either way
I would probably argue the despite as legit as Jesse is, he is the exact person that Frank Zappa was referring to when he talked about the post-Woodstock kids who destroyed the music industry completely.
Lots of useful stuff here! Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Brakence hoodie is fire
I love Hunny I saw them play Dirty Laundry before they blew up
I willl take the steps
I've watched a lot of these videos from this channel the last few days, as I find it really interesting, even if I'm not really trying to make it as a musician so it doesn't apply necessarily, but still. My major criticism is I haven't heard "book tours and play shows constantly" mentioned whatsoever in any of the advice
Playing shows will do very little for you if you don’t already have an audience. The time cost and dollar cost that go into it are much better spent in many other avenues. This coming from a former touring musician
Because a lot of time you have to pay for perform
But if the main bulk of what these videos discusses is community building, how are you going to join a music scene without actually playing in the clubs and bars where that scene is happening? If your target audience is predominantly gen z then okay maybe you need to be totally online and cater to that crowd, but a good show is still the best advertisement for your music. If you play a blistering set and somebody sees it up close and personal and enjoys it, then they're the sucker if they don't go and listen to the records.
If we're talking about someone being a one person army with no intentions of being on a particular gigging scene then sure, maybe just booking random shows in venues with no real promotion is a bad move. But I don't think that it's difficult to do minimal research and find out who the bands in any given city are, within your genre, that are pulling numbers. Politely ask for a gig swap with them. It might cost more at the beginning than what you're going to make, but that's the same exact rule as with digital promotion.
All this digital cheat code stuff is great for getting that online presence, but if you're not doing shows consistently, when you've got your big TikTok break -and you've got thousands of people who desperately want to come and see if you are as good live as you are in their AirPods - then you're likely to blow it, no? You cannot reasonably go from no stage experience to internet sensation and then be a master of live performance without putting the practice in. That's an impossibility. To go from making songs in your bedroom under the thin veil of internet anonymity and ambiguity to face-to-face with living, breathing, judging human beings? You need to be sharpening your live skills simultaneously. Even for gen z, it seems to me that the live performance is still the litmus test for musicians. @@kingconspicuous
@@escherpainting8622@jessecannon should make a whole video about this
This is amazing would love to become a client!
That means a lot.
Collab?
How about we just all listen to each others music? Drop links in comments
I do this on my members only stream every two weeks
Check out DEATHNIR!
WHY CANT I CHOOSE MY SONG EVERY TIME I CHOOSE A SONG IT PICKS ANOTHER ONE PLEASE HELP ME FIX THIS 😭
For all the artist out there…
Let’s collab im open to any genre
How to blow up on Spotify, you ask? Simple. Make a good quality song that people actually want to listen to. If people ain’t listening, make something else. Rinse repeat. Also, fk Spotify.
😂 the ending
@@nitoshadow fk em!!!!!
@@nitoshadow we should end every sentence with “also, fk Spotify”
@@Turtlpwr 😂😂😂
Wanted to ask what you thought of about posting a song every 2 weeks (obviously ensuring the music is quality regardless). My rationale is that given the right audience targeting it’ll help give the Spotify algorithm a lott of info on who to recommend me to. My main form of promotion is a particular playlist which has proven in the past to garner real listeners and has a strict submission policy where they reject any song that isn’t fitting very neatly into the niche (tame Impala esque psych rock). Really wanna know what you think!
I’m gonna go in on this soon since a certain hick hop influencer keeps pushing this garbage. But no that’s far too much music I’ve explained it in my how to release music videos before.
@@Musformation Are u talking about Nic D?
I think it’s pretty obvious who I’m talking about. It’ll be in a video soon
@@Musformation alright man cool thanks for the quick reply haha! Can’t wait to see the video
He gets 1 million streams a day. Hmmm, who should you listen too? That's a tough one🤔
When will you fix your playlists?
that brakence hoodie goes hard
🕺🏼
I gotta get inside, this downpour of facts is coming in hard
Lol
William from Kill Tony is gonna like that joke
13:31 literally after you said all this an AD popped up for someone promoting that bs you said not to do 💀💀💀
Lmao
thanks
majority of my streams are still on soundcloud hahahaha
love u gn
How can I get any of your books?
Can you people promote our songs?
Books linked in description. We do strategy not promotion
@@Musformation strategy?I don't understand sir.what I really want is the visibility of my tracks in Spotify, tidal, boomplay and RUclips
Wow, i’ve been releasing music every week…😓🥀
This is good advice but difficult to follow with the incredible spped he tallks at
RUclips has a speed control you can slow it down a little
Generally watch on TV so not posible-evry thing I manage to get is great but!? Is there a link to your book?
@@Musformation
One of the only 200 000 people that has 1000 monthly listeners here hru
Collab?
How did you get it
I had 0 Spotify listeners n out of no where grew 90 Spotify listeners out of no where don't know how I got em
How did you do that bruh
@@marveylize seriously I don't know but I can tell you updating your information is key . N playlist on Spotify is what I think that did it for me
@@marveylize i think I got featured on a playlist
Its videos like this that make me scratch my head. So all ur videos are about getting massive streams but your video got 1.2k streams if someone giving advice on getting massive streams cant even get those massive streams on thier own page how are they giving credible advice
Wow who would’ve thunk talking music marketing is less infectious than a good song. You can’t make anything go viral and some things should just be educational. My track record of songs that I work on that do millions of streams speaks for itself
Clickbait
Rocket scientist over here who clearly understands the meaning of the word
I don’t get why Drake is so big while others including myself don’t get nothing. Drake SUCKS. I hope Spotify is going down.
Bro, please breathe through your nose
this is my voice you Nasalist. I’ve reported you to NASA (Nasalist Arresting Special Army) they’ll be knocking at your door to take you away soon.
Man this is one big lie go get yo DistroKid jumping 😂
snake oil salesman - 'don't pay people to get on playlists" - "take MY 60 couse"
These are NOT facts. I have too much evidence that targeted social media ads actually work for growth. Sounding like a broken record over here. Show us proof
Go look at the fans also like of the people who push ads and then ones of artists who grow naturally and tell me the ads aren’t worse
@@Musformation lol they’re all super, super relevant. (The artists in fans also like) . This is misinformation and simply isn’t true Jesse
@@Musformation well targeted ads work. Period.
@blakeskipper3797 I dunno your tone is giving cope lol
@@Musformation also… “artists who grow naturally” what does that even mean? There’s no “one blue print” for an artist to succeed. Artists of all audience sizes run ads on social media, and successfully I might add. The figure is a lot better than those hoping for some viral, disposable tik tok moments. If you’re gonna put information like this out there, be honest.
Hahaha this is intense amounts of stuff to do besides music in order to make no money at all…just get a minimum wage walmart job cuz these spotify crooks are rolling hard while you walk hard Dewey! I’m not going to bust my ass for .003 cents a stream. What a clown show!
It’s not about making money early on that will come later. I just want people to listen and enjoy my music damn
Damn bro do you want a hug
Nothing is free, artists are being devalued. I hope people do give your music a listen! Sure, I like hugs…bring it in!
You know that you will get around 1500 $ for 1 mln streams if there are no middle man ? Consider average salary in your country and do your math @@BornForNothingMusic
Said a whole bunch of nothing !!!
Collab?
What's the best way to promote my son SloWmo by Battlemode on Spotify?