Category: Promoters | Page 2

We recently launched a simple, yet, integral update to the Play MPE platform to optimize music promotion distribution and discovery. We’ve enhanced our music promotion tool Caster, with extra metadata fields, to make releases even more discoverable by Tastemakers. On the flip side, we’ve also improved our music discovery tool Player, by adding additional filter […]

In the Christian Music world – and particularly in Christian Radio Broadcasting – there are few conferences as influential or essential as Momentum! From June 1-3, 2022, the who’s who of the Christian Music realm will descend on Orlando, Florida for 3+ jam-packed days of networking, breakouts, performances, speakers, and opportunities to connect in a […]

Play MPE is pleased to present the International Song Competition 2020 Winners Compilation!  The compilation has been distributed by Play MPE to vetted industry tastemakers all over the world including: music media, radio programmers, music supervisors, curators and more. We are so excited for all of these amazing artists to reach even further! These tracks were […]

A lot of ink has been spilt on the topic of how badly fans and musicians want to get back to the sweaty, life-affirming nights of losing themselves in live music. When it comes to the who, what, when and how of mounting live performances again, there are as many uncertainties as there are opinions […]

Play MPE’s Glenn Mattern spoke with Music Promotion’s Amanda Alexandrakis, and we are honoured to share her knowledge and expertise.

Whether you are an established artist, an indie label, or music manager – there is a ton of useful information here.

We take a look at the ever-increasing symbiosis within today’s tech and music industries. This just in: the ink is now dry on deals signed by Apple with Universal Music, Sony Music, and Warner Music. Apple services (encompassing Music, TV+, and iCloud) made over 46 billion in 2019, a 16 billion increase from 2017, per […]

After you’ve had initial success promoting artists to radio, and are steadily working with increasingly higher profile clients – you’ll want to build on that success and expand. Where do you go next?