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Release day tends to get all the attention. You post the cover art and share the streaming links. You send an email and make a few social posts to tell everyone the song is finally out. Then a few days pass. The initial excitement starts to slow down and it... Read more »

Think you're ready to release your new music? Before you distribute tracks worldwide, check out this quick list of 10 things you'll need aside from the music itself. The post The complete music distribution checklist appeared first on ReverbNation Blog.... Read more »

A lot of artists know when an ad looks messy. Fewer realize the words might be the bigger problem. Even with a great image, weak copy can kill an ad fast. If your message is generic, cluttered, or easy to ignore, the ad loses power before someone ever clicks. You’ve... Read more »

If you’ve ever made an ad for your music and thought, “This should be working better than it is,” you’re not alone. Most weak ads don’t fail because the song is bad. They fail because the ad is confusing. Too many artists treat one ad like it needs to do... Read more »

Learn how to turn listeners into lifelong fans in this four-part video workshop hosted by ReverbNation and Rick Barker (Taylor Swift's former manager). The post Turning listeners into lifelong fans appeared first on ReverbNation Blog.... Read more »

How to get real creators to use your song—and turn that attention into fans for your catalog You can post your song clip every day and still get stuck in the same loop: a few likes, a few “this is fire” comments… and almost nobody using your audio. That’s because... Read more »

You’ve seen it happen (or you’ve lived it): one video pops off. Your follower count jumps. Your comments are on fire. For 48 hours, it feels like the algorithm finally picked you. Then… it fades. Not because your music isn’t good, but because virality is rented attention. In 2026, rented... Read more »

The best new music in the world won’t go very far without good music marketing. Unfortunately, there are five common pitfalls when emerging artists want to build their audience. The post 5 music marketing mistakes to avoid appeared first on ReverbNation Blog.... Read more »

Want to get your new song heard and build a real fanbase? Skip the vague strategies and check out this action plan to get your new song over the 1,000 stream mark quickly. We’ve broken down exactly how to invest your time and a small budget to make the biggest... Read more »

Tokyo is getting a massive new festival this summer with the debut edition of 81 Music Festival officially set for June 27 at Toyota Arena in Odaiba. Blending electronic, pop, and hip-hop, the inaugural lineup features The Kid LAROI, R3HAB, MRAK, John Martin, Vini Vici B2B MR.BLACK, Night Tempo, Alan... Read more »

PIERCE is back and he’s not easing into it. With his latest single “Dirty,” the Scottsdale-based producer leans all the way into the darker, more unfiltered side of his sound, delivering a track that feels less like a release and more like a statement. It’s heavy, stripped, and built with... Read more »

Rising acts BBX and Drumanite have come together for “Twenty Fifteen,” a release that feels just as personal as it does nostalgic. The track marks the year the two artists first met, a pivotal moment that helped shape both their creative paths and a friendship that’s grown alongside the dubstep... Read more »

Rising producers MAD DUBZ and VKTM just dropped their first official collaboration, “HANDS UP,” and it’s exactly the kind of high-impact, no-frills dubstep you’d expect from the two talented acts. As you’ll hear below, the track wastes no time getting to work, leaning into sharp, precision-driven sound design and darker,... Read more »

Atlanta-based electronic veteran Sporty O is back with a statement. His new EP The P.L.U.R. Project is out now, delivering a seven track, multi genre ride that reconnects dance music with its foundational ethos. Built around the principles of peace, love, unity, and respect, The P.L.U.R. Project feels both nostalgic... Read more »

Trap fans rejoice. Yellow Claw are officially back with their new 20-track album JESUS LOVES TRAP MUSIC, out now via Barong Family. As you’ll hear below, the impressive project dives straight into the raw festival energy that helped define the duo’s global rise, packed with blown-out 808s, distorted basslines, and... Read more »

Global melodic bass powerhouse Egzod is back with his latest single, “Great Escape,” a cinematic collaboration with vocalist Finnick Jones that delivers both emotional weight and festival-ready impact. Out now, the record leans into the producer’s signature formula of storytelling-driven songwriting and massive, cathartic drops. Built around themes of breaking... Read more »

After years of building a devoted following through melodic bass staples and emotionally charged releases, Yetep has finally arrived at his defining moment. The ÿ Album, out now via Lost In Dreams, marks the Seoul born, Los Angeles based producer’s debut full length project and his most versatile body of... Read more »

Frigid just dropped his new two-track EP No Hibernation, and it lands as a confident statement of intent from the rising producer. As you’ll hear below, the project sees him leaning deeper into his bass-driven sound while continuing to strengthen his ties to the UK rap underground, bringing in heavyweight... Read more »

On this day in 1956, Elvis Presley made his historic appearance on The Milton Berle Show, his second time on the program. The King's magnetism is on full display, as he relaxes the tempo and turns "Hound Dog" into something close to a strip tease bump-and-grind, which delighted his young... Read more »

This past month there seemed to be a sizeable amount of very good keyboard music, as well as opera or opera-adjacent recordings. Nikolai Lugansky (pictured) gives masterful readings of three of Schumann's large piano compositions, while harpsichordist Pierre Gallon selects pieces to accompany the nighttime hours before dawn, and Claire... Read more »

Author Daniel de Visé walks on through the first 10 studio albums (and one live album) that make up Neil Young's first Decade (more or less). Where does Harvest rank against Rust Never Sleeps? And how do relatively underground releases like Zuma and On The Beach fit in? Let's take... Read more »

Our new reviewers have been thrown into the vast world of new Classical recordings and are finding their footings. Some of the highlights they found this month include literature-inspired music by composer-conductor Daníel Bjarnson, performed by the Iceland Symphony Orchestra.... Read more »

Thurston Moore discusses how his project with highly collaborative musician, producer, and songwriter Kramer finally took place, and goes into detail about the early years of Sonic Youth, guitar, and an appreciation of a certain classic rock band's early work (which may surprise you).... Read more »

We recently went though a pass of revisiting classic albums and bumping a deserving handful to five stars. Among these reclassified records is a sweetly quiet indie-electronic milestone with a charming origin story. Check out this Five Star Spotlight.... Read more »

From time to time, our editors go over the albums that may have come up in the estimation of the listeners, or made a larger impact on the genre than was initially received upon its' debut. The albums are re-evaluated and some get bumped up to the coveted 5-star rating.... Read more »

Guitarist, songwriter, and now author Mike McCready talked to AllMusic about his new graphic novel "Farewell to Seasons" which imagines an alternate history to the Seattle music scene.... Read more »

We're back with classical music reviews! Thank you all for the kind and supportive messages after the passing of James Manheim last October; they were very appreciated. We've brought on a couple of new writers, and among their first pieces is an evaluation of Hans Zender's orchestration and elaboration of... Read more »