Audiomack: How To Submit Songs For Trending And Playlists

How To Get Your Music Trending on Audiomack

To increase your music streams on Audiomack, you need to work to get featured on playlists

Audiomack like other streaming platforms has its playlists. Artists can pitch their songs, albums, and podcasts for possible trending and playlist placement on Audiomack.

Getting your songs on one of these playlists or trending can highly increase your music streams on Audiomack. Pitching your tracks for trending and playlist is relatively easy, you simply just have to paste in your Audiomack link and paste it in an email.

What does it mean to “trend” on Audiomack?

There is a section on the Audiomack site and App called TRENDING. This section consists of the hottest songs, recently uploaded to the platform by the artists. It is compiled by the Audiomack team, and if you are lucky to get up on it, your songs can get the highest number of streams, in a short period of time. So many artists have either blown or gotten discovered in this way.

The cool thing about this is, you can submit your song to get trended by simply sending an email to their team.

First, here are the rules:

• You can pitch songs, albums, and podcasts for possible trending placement on Audiomack. All trending submissions must be new releases only. This means anything from the last month.

• Only one trending submission may be sent at a time. So DO NOT SPAM them by sending more than 1 email with the same record.

How to submit to Audiomack Trending:

To submit your music for trending simply email your Audiomack link totrending@audiomack.com (this is for hip-hop/rap, R&B, electronic, pop, podcasts, and any genre not specified in the below email).

If your music is considered reggae or dancehall, email caribbtrending@audiomack.com

If your music is considered Afrobeats, email afrotrending@audiomack.com

And for Latin music email latintrending@audiomack.com

While they technically only need you to send the link to the song you want to trend, it also helps if you give a quick note about the song or yourself.

How to get your Music on Audiomack Playlists

Audiomack has a ton of different playlists for all different moods and genres, and if your song makes it onto any of them, it can definitely help boost your streams and followers. The cool thing is that these playlists are not generated by an algorithm, they are either curated by the Audiomack team, “Verified Tastemakers” (influencer/curator accounts chosen by Audiomack’s team) or created by someone who uses their platform.

To get on these playlists all it takes is for you to follow instructions and of course, submit music that’s playlist-worthy.

Here are the rules:

• You can only submit single songs for playlisting (no albums) however you can submit a few songs at a time as long as each song is aimed at a specific playlist

• You can submit both older and new songs.

• You must specify which playlist you’re submitting to. For instance, if you are a lyrical rapper pitch for The Art of Bars. You can find which playlists would fit best with your music simply by browsing Audiomack’s playlist section.

Submit Music on Audiomack for Playlisting:

Send an email over to playlists@audiomack.com with the link to your song. Specify the playlist name in the subject of the email.

If you’re submitting to multiple playlists, simply put “Playlist Submission” in the email subject and include the following in the body of the email:

[name of playlist 1] (link for song for playlist 1)

[name of playlist 2] (link for song for playlist 2)

Audiomack Playlist Spotlight

There are a few awesome playlists that always highlight rising artists such as yourself. For these, you can submit directly to the curator. For instance:

“Hometown Heroes” Playlists

A very popular category of Audiomack playlists is their Hometown Heroes series. These playlists highlight artists from specific areas and are curated by tastemakers from those areas and chosen by Audiomack. Getting on these playlists usually involves being on that curator's radar and many (if not all of them) take submissions via email and often Tweet about it.