Rebecca Emms
CAEasy and seamless way to reach out to bloggers Easy and seamless way to reach out to blogger and playlists. Downside is some are of lower quality or are really really picky and never pick up your songs. Better for artists in pop, indie-rock, folk, alt-country. Not sure if you'd find your niche on here in other genres.
OH Overhead
FIArtist-friendly and good platform Submithub currently seems to be the best place to pitch songs, if you're only willing to take the time to find suitable curators. The Submisson fee is probably the cheapest compared to others, although there are other good ones out there. They're also constantly working to improve the platform, which is really great. Keep up the good work!
robert geiger
GBexcellent promotion on a budget overwhelmed by the number of folks available to partner with to promote my work and all on a budget. the initial investment might seem steep, but there's no free lunch and this really seems like a good buy.
Stefano /
ITbunch of people that never listened… bunch of people that never listened other than pop music maybe, apart for rare cases which someone know what they're talking about ... Maybe they keep low votes for assuring themselves better places on chart!
Jason Barrios
GBSubmitting Easy Comes With Flaws. They've definitely made submitting music to blogs and playlist easy, but not everything that comes easy will be good. Blogs and playlisters will prioritze paid submission (credits). I've submitted the same song to the same reviewer on a standard submission and a "premium" and somehow the premium got approved but the standard did not. IT WAS THE SAME SONG. but not all is bad. If your music is quality you will see some results but results will vary.