

If you're looking for a new song to accompany your driving experience, not just in the morning, but every time you start your car, where are you looking ? by the talented Morning Trips Band.
Proving again that Morning Trips will not be confined to a genre, the boundless energy of the Florida four-piece flows through their latest release, “Where Is Your Out?” — available now!
Listen & Follow Kid Koi is an electric guitar player (mostly blues) turned into a singer/songwriter. His upbringing, musical taste, and approach to songwriting make for a fresh sound that's relatable yet not cliche.
GOMUNKUL6's single "Sting" is an original track by the hip-hop artist and rapper. With its unique flow and impressive lyrics as well as a rhythmic groove, this original piece of music reaches deep inside you to deliver a message that will move you.Hope and strength are the themes of this song. This song illustrates how faith, prayer, and dedicated work can overcome one's daily struggles and the pain of a broken heart and lies. Listen & Follow:
Friday Night has been released by Snakedoctors. It is an energetic, fun electronic track. The song has punchy synths and percussion, with a catchy hook. The music is perfect for commercials or advertisements in need of a catchy soundtrack! You can't go wrong with this groovy original, so put on some headphones and pump up the volume. The production is excellent, and the song is catchy, as well as being originalListen & Follow:
If you like soulful or pop sounds, this is the perfect choice for you. With its upbeat beat and lighthearted tone, Come to class (Original Single) By Noa Sabi is perfect for any audience. The lyrics are clear and relatable, encouraging listeners to live their best lives despite not having the perfect opportunities or situations. This is an amazing song! The lyrics are incredible, the beat is hot and the vocals are strong. It grabs your attention immediately, it’s full of energy and the production is fantastic! Imagine a song that describes what your feeling right now. That's "Come To Class".
The song of Meadowship is an amazing mix of Anglic and wonderfully warm, strong and expressive vocals. The lyrics are fast-paced, punchy and amusing. Singing along with this song is heartwarming due to the wordplay. Furthermore, it makes you think about your own life and what you want from it, which is inspiring! Anyone who wants something they can listen to on a daily basis but is still meaningful to listen to during their morning jog or commute will love this song.Listen and Follow:
You Know That I've Loved You (For A Long, Long Time) By SKY CANYONLove is about memories, experiences, and knowledge of someone. Jazz music is about two things: the rythm and the mood. You Know That I've Loved You (For A Long, Long Time) By SKY CANYON is a smooth jazzy rhythmic accompaniment chill using a combination of Vibraphone and Saxophone, featuring smooth saxophone solos with slow vibes, It's the perfect backdrop for that next jazz club scene in any movie! Experience the warmth of being lost in time, as soft tones take you back to your first love or an old friend you used to cherish. Remember how sweet it felt.
Unlike most indie artists, S J Denney is not your typical artist. With his powerful voice and explosive lyrics, he creates a unique, yet calm sound that is hard to resist. The EP consists of 4 tracks;On Any Other Day, All I've Ever Known, And Then You Wonder..., Is This the End? It features Fatty Bass, Electric Guitar, some jazzy saxophone, and very original lyrics that hit the bones with his calm, driving voice. Do yourself a favor and check out the EP, if you haven't already.
Dirty D Solar Sail (Original EP)
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The piece I played last night was played 58 times in a row. All 58 times, the melody flowed flawlessly. While keeping the melody fast and choppy, I was impressed by the composer's fluid use of cadences. This piece took a completely different direction than I expected because of the deceptive cadence. I found it impressive how the vocals and the lyrics with one another create the eerie sound of an angelic war cry. I found it impressive in almost every way. Everything trades off so well, from the flowing melody to the harmony. It wouldn't have sounded any better on anything else than the instruments are chosen. The piece has something new to offer each time you hear it.
Listen and Follow Entire Ep produced by Matt Martin. “Stuck on Earth” is a project composed of songs done during a difficult time in my life when I was injured 3 months ago and was stuck at home. I became more of a consumer and during that time and I realized there’s a lot of negativity in hip hop and instead of going against those forces I wanted to create an alternative that can live amongst modern music today but with a different message.Spotify questions and answers everyone needs to know !
1- Are Spotify playlists public ?
Playlists you create are made public by default, but you can switch this setting off/on anytime. Note: Desktop app required. ... Under Social, switch off/on Automatically make new playlists public.
2- Are Spotify playlists free ?
Yes. Free users can create their own playlists or add songs to existing playlists in the app; this means if you want to add a track from Spotify Discover to an existing playlist, you can do so without having to worry. You can also create new playlists with music or artists you come across.
3- How do Spotify playlists get popular?
Playlist growth is similar to compound interest in that sense. The more people are listening to it, the more people see that others are listening to that Spotify playlist and are enticed to click on it, leading to growth on top of growth.
4- How do spotify collaborative playlists work?
What is a Spotify collaborative playlist? Spotify says that, with its collaborative playlist feature, you and other Spotify users can "team up to make the ultimate playlist". You can make any of your Spotify playlists collaborative, simply by letting your friends add, remove, and reorder tracks.
5- How often do Spotify playlists update?
Algorithmic playlists like Discover Weekly and Release Radar are updated weekly. For Release Radar, an artist's new release is eligible to appear in the playlist up to 28 days after it's been released.
6- How change Spotify playlist picture?
7- How to share Spotify playlist?
You can easily share a Spotify playlist with friends and family by clicking the "Share" option on the playlist page. You can share Spotify playlists via text message, email, or on social media, or simply copy the link to paste wherever you want.
8- How delete Spotify playlist (mobile) ?
9- How to submit my music to Spotify curator for free?
you can start by summiting for free for my playlists following this easy steps :
1. Click on this link : Submit your music here
2. Unlock the gate to open the form
3. fill the form and select your music genre
4. wait to see your music on my playlist
10- where to find playlist curators on Spotify? There is few I recommend as an artist:
11- How to submit your music to Spotify editors for playlist consideration ?
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Spotify is also working on an option for users to share lyrics on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
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Saiid Zeidan, who was born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, is an international DJ, producer and artist. He began his DJ career at age 16, built a solid local fan base, than got a degree in music production in 2018. He started to make and produce his own music, and by the age of 28, he’d already started his own record label: EDM REKORDS (http://edmrekords.com/). Saiid leads the New Artist Spotlight promotional team and is a curator for several of our genre playlists. Here’s his story: My family and my girlfriend supported me so much when I first started out as a DJ, but no one else believed in me. Usually, you need to be a lawyer or a doctor to be considered something here.
Since the start of the pandemic, life has gotten much harder here. I lost my 9-to-5 job as a media specialist at a huge group of companies. I lost all of my clients who used to buy hosting and marketing services. I lost my DJ residency due to political protests, an economic crisis and currency inflation.
In the meantime, I have done more than 20 records in one year, all self-produced and mastered. My first big room song, La Loufa Project, was mixed and mastered on M Audio BX8 monitors. I wanted to go small, but going small would reduce the audio quality, so I decided to use my savings and get professional studio monitors (Focal Shape Twin and Babyface Pro) to go with a massive-built PC. Even with the quality of my home studio, I have to face major difficulties that most other producers around the world would never dream of. For example, we have a very slow DSL connection using copper wires. (No, we don’t have fiber yet!). We also have city-wide blackouts where the power will be cut for up to 20 hours EVERY DAY.
And I haven’t even mentioned the huge explosion in August that devastated my city. My family and I were so lucky to survive it. But after that, no financial transactions were able to take place here. You are no longer able to open bank accounts and buy things. Fortunately, I was able to ask my good friend Ahmad Hijjawi, who recently moved to Sydney, Australia, to pay my annual subscriptions. My first collaboration was the Impact album with Dark Note Band. The hardest part was promoting it. My former partner and I raised 6,000 dollars for a promotional campaign through a Starlight PR agency. They pitched us to many local radio stations and magazines, but it wasn't effective at all. That caused many issues, including the end of our partnership.
I was back at square one and had to start over from scratch. As searched for free ways to promote my music due to my financial situation, I submitted my music to more than 20,000 different Spotify curators and blogs. It was then I confirmed something very important in this business: NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOU UNTIL YOU ARE SOMETHING.
No one likes helping for free. At least that was until I met Ed Eagle, an honest and selfless artist, when he was just starting up NAS. I was so excited and believed in his ideas. I knew from the first moment that it would be a great opportunity. My streaming numbers have doubled, if not tripled. I have met many unique multi-tasking, selfless artists who run projects and have helped us get bigger and reach the spot we are now!
I advise every emerging artist to create their own unique style and build an organic fan base. DO NOT pay for fake streams or fake followers! The real numbers are the ones that matter. If you have 1,000 loyal fans, those are the only ones who will buy your merchandise or listen to your music and support you.
I see no future for me in my country, unfortunately, but I will never lose hope to get my chance to be a well-known artist or DJ. The only limitation for your creativity is you. Take a risk, because you only live once!