Radio airplay promotion is an important part of getting your music noticed by the public. It helps artists reach new audiences and build a fan base.

This week’s top 10 includes “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee, “Humble” by Kendrick Lamar, “God’s Plan” by Drake, “The Story Of O.J.” by Jay Z & Kanye West, “Pray for Me” by Post Malone, “I Like It” by Cardi B, “All About That Bass” by Lil Baby, “One Dance” by Drake, and “Bad Guy” by Billie Eilish.

Radio airplay promotions are a great way to reach new listeners and build your fan base. But many things need to be done correctly for your song to be heard by the largest audience possible.

So is Juno (Radioairplay.com) payola? Yes! Jango is like pandora but the difference is a musician has to subscribe to a plan to get Internet airplay no real FM/AM commercial or college spins. Is Juno worth it instead of budgeting for a real music marketing promotions? Musicians, Musicians, come on if you were to budget 200 dollars you can get a 30 days radio airplay campaign that makes a real difference and bring in real royalties.

As Imastercopy works with musicians, all avenues are used to promote the artist. After researching, though we will still add our clients to the Janjo database, it best to push the musician music to get commercial, college and International airplay. Janjo is the last on the list for streaming in comparison to Spotify, Pandora, Soundcloud, Itunes Music, Napster, Tidal and alike streaming services.

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Imastercopy (imastecopy.com) offers radio airplay that allows the musician to get the next level with their music. The guarantee radio airplay package includes 600 radio spins in one month guaranteed, with a minimum 150 weekly spins. Musician gets a digital radio tracker report on a weekly bases. All genres are accepted.

The guarantee radio airplay promotions include commercial stations throughout the USA, Canada, United Kingdom and around the world. The stations includes Icecast, Radio.net, internet-Radio.com, Beasley Broadcasting,iHeart/ Clear Channel, Radio One/city One, Sirius XM, Radionomy, Shoutcast, TuneIn, Bell Media, Cumulus, Emmis, Cox Radio, Entercom, international Radio, NewCap, Harvard, Streaming licensing, Streema, city Radio, Media, Vista Radio, Wilks, NextMedia, Rogers, Welch Communications, BBC Radio Europe and lots of unbiased FM Terrestrial, commercial, Non-industrial, college and internet radio broadcasters streaming online. 

Yes, having radio and video airplay is always the best option for a performing artist. Why? more money in the end. Based on the performing arts organization a performer is associated with, and their payout amount /schedule, putting up the promotional budget can pay off in a great way. A performing artist marketing plan that ensures radio and video airplay is an essential and keyway for the performer to generate a good income.