Thursday, April 23, 2020

Online Marketing Experts Secret Weapon to Maximize Song Streaming Stats on Spotify


Online Marketing Experts at www.SpotifyPromotions.net have perfected their art over the 29 years they have been in the music marketing business.  To ORGANICALLY improve song stats (streaming, followers, saves, monthly listeners) on Spotify they focus on increasing Playlist Placements using very active playlists. Their service will get your track on REAL playlists with REAL listeners and provide longevity (keeps your numbers growing instead of a spike then a drop). Here’s a few of their results:

Their Campaigns Deliver Increases as High as: 


Web ‘n Retail has been providing music marketing services for over 29 years, and is backed by integrity and hard work. We have developed what we believe is the most comprehensive playlist pitching campaign available at www.SpotifyPromotions.net 

When you’re shopping for a Spotify Promotion – if the company bases their prices on THE NUMBER OF STREAMS – Run, run, run!  There are no crystal balls that can predict a specific number of streams, so if a company is promising this, they MUST BE controlling the numbers themselves by manipulating streams, which goes against Spotify’s Terms and Conditions and presents the risk of Spotify shutting down your artist account altogether.  Which is VERY, VERY BAD!

Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Classic rock Cream wrote Sunshine of your love single before Tommy James Spotify rendition

The successful Tommy James knew Cinnamon Girl and Sunshine of Your Love would fit together like a glove. In this bright and tight mashup of Neil Young’s enduring 1970 love song and Cream’s haunting Top 5 hit from ‘67, James showcases his enduring skills as a singer and producer. 

Tommy James has long been known as a music innovator and masterful writer and producer, revered for his cutting edge work on his multiple platinum hits including “Crimson & Clover,” Mony Mony,” and “Crystal Blue Persuasion.”

Tommy James' road to superstardom began when a nightclub DJ in Pittsburgh discovered a two-year-old record by "The Shondells" and played it at his weekend dances. The crowd response was so overwhelmingly positive that radio deejays started spinning it and an enterprising record distributor bootlegged it, selling 80,000 copies in ten days. By May of 1966 "Hanky Panky" was the number one record in Pittsburgh and Tommy James was a sensation.

Today, Tommy can be heard weekly on his SiriusXM 60s On 6 satellite radio show, and continues to tour the U.S., playing dozens of sold out shows annually. His critically acclaimed autobiography, Me The Mob and The Music, has a film version in the works with producer Barbara DeFina (Good Fellas, Casino).  

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