While you are not required to add a reviewed song to your list, Playlist Push won’t have you review a song that wouldn’t fit the genres on your list.

For instance, if you curate a list of best 80s songs, you wouldn’t qualify here because your playlist wouldn’t include contemporary music.

The site could also reject you simply because they don’t have artists that are appropriate for your niche. You will be rejected if your playlist following is too small too inactive or is purchased. The site says that thousands of people apply to curate songs, but less than one-half of one percent are chosen. Reviewers are paid through Wise, formerly known as Transferwise. They’re looking for a few lines, but more than “it’s great.” Your review doesn’t need to be extensive. Payments vary based on the size and engagement of the followers on your list. If you do get chosen to curate with Playlist Plus, each review will generate somewhere between $1.25 and $15. Their followers must be engaged and willing to listen to the music that the curator recommends. They must have at least 1,000 real followers - not bots.

First, they must have playlists that feature contemporary music. Who can curateīecause Playlist Push’s purpose is to help get the artists’ songs heard, the site is only interested in Spotify playlist curators who fit a particular mold. When curators like a new song, they may (but are not required to) add it to one or more of their playlists. The site does this by offering to pay “curators” of Spotify playlists to listen to and review new songs. Playlist Push helps recording artists get their songs reviewed, and, sometimes, get them added to popular playlists on Spotify. Be over 18 or have parental permission Playlist Push review Requirements: A playlist that has at least 1,000 real followers on Spotify and at least 30 active listeners. PlaylistPush connects curators of popular Spotify music playlists with artists willing to pay for reviews and potential new listeners

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