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Very professional, and a very good site for our musicians.

I love working with Musosoup to promote my music! They connect me with first rate music blogs and playlists that allow my music to be heard by so many more people than I could have on my own!

Artist exceeded typical streams per release past 1000 within first 28 days in Spotify.

Using Musosoup to promote your music is the best way to get your music reviewed and added to playlists. Highly recommended for independent artists!

I’ve run a campaign on musosoup first time after a four year long break.
I was impressed by the amount of offers from music curators- bloggers, journalists & playlisters I received. In the past I got about 10 offers, this time it was around 70, so it was a great ego boost for sure!
The curators generally offered to write a review & social media coverage of my song and they’d also add it to their playlist.
First I jumped on it- all excited about the success of my song… I thought It’s fair they all charge an amount (generally between £2-£40) to write a review and /or a social media post- but now that it’s after the song release, I see that about 70% those reviews didn’t mean a thing and they only felt like an ego boost, rather than a good quality meaningful review, which landed with an actual audience. Unfortunately.
I spent about £400 (and that is after declining about 60% of the paid offers I got), and I feel that more than half of the money was wasted. It seems like nobody actually reads those blogs & posts, and majority of them have very little engagement.
Even most of the playlist adds didn’t actually convert into many streams at all, so in the future I have to be very choosy about who I give my money to.
I do have to say; that some curators I’ve worked with were absolutely amazing, they wrote very touching reviews, some created great social media reels for me which I wouldn’t have created myself, so I will definitely work with them again.

Unfortunately, I feel that a majority of curators wanted to charge £10-£20 to write a generic write up on their meaningless website which nobody ever visits. So many of them didn’t even repost the article on their social media, and tbh- so many of them have socials with hardly any engagement anyway…
Over all- I definitely think musosoup is a great tool, it connects artists with curators in a very easy & efficient way and makes it so easy to run a campaign there. I will definitely use it again, but now I know I’ll have to check out the curators more thoroughly and only give my money to the ones who are really worth it, which to be honest- isn’t always that easy to know the first time around.
Despite many pointless reviews, I’m giving Musosoup 4 stars because it is a great platform to meet curators - it saves so much of my time, as otherwise I wouldn’t know where to start and who to submit my song to… and those curators who are good, are really great to work with.
I accept that whom I give my money to is my choice - so I need to choose better in the future.
I would definitely like if Musosoup got better quality curators & music journalists on board, as this way we wouldn’t need to sift through so many meaningless offers…

As always, great service with a great price with great results

Muosoup is definitely a great way for artists to start a campaign and work with collaborators to make sales and get your name out there m. Thank you Muosoup!!!

I had a great experience with my first Musosoup campaign! Received over 70 curator offers for reviews, TikTok and Instagram posts, and radio play for my indie / punk single A MAN FROM NO TIME.
The curators I chose to work with were so supportive and enthusiastic! I really appreciate the enthusiasm I received from these passionate music professionals.
A big shout out to Dave Franklin at The Big Takeover, Mister Styx at Music Arena GH, Monika Demmler, Alessandro at European Indie Music Network, Chris at FV Music Blog, Nishant at AudioKaradi Press, and Vishalnaidu at Sinusoidal Music.
Give Musosoup a try. It's a good test to see where your music is at.

Another successful campaign for our latest release 'Winds of Time' thanks to Musosoup.
Sahara CyberStars

Radio promo is fantastic! The DJ's listen and select your music because they think it's worthy. It's real and honest

Didn't expect so much offers and that it will went so well with my music and that any of them were interested in promoting. Anyways best for independent artists or EDM producers to promote music.

On my last release, I received around 70 offers through the platform. While I appreciate the exposure, a significant portion of the offers raised concerns:

1. Many accounts offering coverage appeared to have inflated follower counts with little to no engagement (e.g., posts with thousands of followers but barely any likes or comments).

2. A number of offers came from media outlets that weren’t genre-relevant—for example, our band plays metal, but we received offers from pages that mostly feature trap or pop.

I did think some pages would write AI generated reviews but the support team showed me tools to prove me otherwise.

That said, I do believe there are genuine and valuable opportunities on the platform—it’s just that sifting through the less relevant or questionable ones can be time-consuming and discouraging for artists.

What I really appreciated was the support team. They were responsive, open to feedback, and even provided tools to help verify the legitimacy of pages, which I found very helpful.

From this experience, I’ve come to see Musosoup as a platform with potential, but one that still requires artists to approach with a discerning eye. In contrast, SubmitHub tends to offer more targeted results. While it typically involves upfront payments for submissions, it often feels like features are more rooted in genuine interest.

I joined today thinking less but although I didn't take none of the offers I can say they are legit

Dropping this feedback because I really thought it will be bad but no they are really up to something

We have used Musosoup for our past three single campaigns and will use them for the fourth which kicks off at the end of next week. We have been testing out different marketing mixes and our current to choice is to have YouGrow working on playlist pitching, a google ad on the YouTube video but focused on engagement and Musosoup for reviews, interviews and multiple playlists. Why do we prefer Musosoup? Firstly because, for £36, our music is sent to all their curators rather than us having to choose a selection of curators and pay per curator like other platforms. Then, because the curators that like the music make us offers and we can pick and choose the ones that provide the best mix of reviews and interviews, we can check out the quality of their work and their followings etc. before committing any cash and we have the control rather than the curators having it. Also because they must offer a free alternative which, in the majority of cases, is being added to a Spotify playlist and, even though most of them only yield a few streams, one or two do a bit better and we can see the stats on our Artist Spotify account. Add to this that Chris and Sam at Musosoup reply quickly to emails and are communicative and positive. The combination of all the right elements also then triggers the infamous Spotity algorithm to include us on personalised playlists and we end up getting a load more streams in addition to those generated by YouGrow getting us onto quality playlists and Musosoup getting us onto lots more playlists. We pick and choose the reviews and interviews which are then linked to from our EPK and shared across our socials which all helps with the wider marketing and promotion push. So I apologise if this is long but I wanted to be clear as to why we feel inclined to want to say good things about Musosoup on this forum.

This was my second campaign with Musosoup, this time for my album. I had a similar result with over 90 features between blogs, playlisting and this time also some print features & bigger blogs also in the mix. I declined influencer offers as at this stage I don’t see enough impact from them, so in theory the number could have been higher had I accepted all offers.
When I look at the amount of coverage received / total spend, the value is incomparable to past experiences working with a regular agency, where for an average free of £500 per campaign you might end up with 3-4 blog/magazine features and similar playlisting inclusions.

Great platform, great opportunities!

Awesome company to work with, has helped me gain new fans and on my musical journey

Solid results and very good reach with genre-appropriate publications.

It was my first time using MusoSoup, and overall, it was a positive experience. I ended up with placements on over 50 Spotify playlists and received multiple offers for reviews and interviews.

The upside is that the platform works, and Chris (the owner) is incredibly helpful (he even recorded a personalized instruction video to address an issue I had). He’s absolutely honest and genuinely wants to help.

The downside is that all review and interview opportunities came with a fee. However, every paid offer includes a free alternative, usually a playlist placement.

All in all, £36 well spent.

Musosoup is such a great way to get your music heard on a global scale and engage with different playlist curators and blogs. I made some great connections thanks to Musosoup. It's a fab resource for independent artists.