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NEW YORK · SINCE 2012

Break into America.

Your sound. A new audience. Build a US campaign around artist collaborations, media opportunities and real fan connections, with one New York team behind the work.

Submit your music

Meet Anto. Choose your video language.

Watch your introduction to a coordinated US campaign in Chinese, Korean or Japanese.

Selected work

U.S. collaborations. Global releases.

See how PR, creators and paid media came together across these published campaigns.

Submit your music
KUKAREKU artwork featuring MARGO and Lil Pump

LIL PUMP × MARGO

KUKAREKU

Creators, targeted advertising and streaming outreach around an international collaboration.

TikTok views
200M+
TikTok videos
45K+
Spotify streams
900K+
YouTube views
3M+

The current homepage reports these figures without a timeframe. The case study contains an earlier snapshot.

Prayed Up campaign artwork for O.T & Elesia × 50 Cent

O.T & Elesia × 50 Cent

Prayed Up

A global rollout connecting advertising, DSP pitching, creators and press outreach.

YouTube views
9.1M+Within 10 months
Spotify streams
1.6M+

The 10-month window applies to YouTube views. No matching reporting period is stated for Spotify streams.

Loe Shimmy portrait against a pink background

Loe Shimmy

Let It Out · Playboi Carti · Fallin · No Smoke

Creative direction, music PR, creators, streaming strategy and paid media across multiple singles.

Total YouTube views reported
143M+
SoundCloud streams reported
18.5M+

Historical artist and channel totals from the published case study, not views or streams attributed entirely to one campaign.

Artwork from Ado’s Episode X campaign

Ado

Episode X

A global YouTube and creator activation built around fan participation in Episode X.

Episode X music-video views on YouTube
8M+
Fan-created videos
10K+Within one month

The one-month window applies to fan-created videos. The YouTube figure is the reported music-video total.

Historical figures from published MPT records. Scopes and reporting periods differ; results are not guaranteed. These examples do not imply an artist is available for future collaborations.

Make your next move matter.

One coordinated campaign, built around your music, rights, timing and audience. Choose the services that move your project forward.

US artist features & verses

Identify the right hip-hop, EDM or pop collaborators, develop the approach and coordinate outreach, creative discussions and agreed terms. Every collaboration depends on artist approval, availability and rights clearance.

Remixes with a purpose

Develop a remix direction that makes sense for the US audience you want to reach. Coordinate producer outreach, creative briefs, permissions and a release plan rather than treating a remix as an isolated upload.

PR & media pitching

Shape a story US editors can work with. Our publicists identify relevant journalists, pitch interviews, reviews and features, and follow up on opportunities. Editors make their own coverage decisions.

Build your US fan base

Bring creators, short-form content, paid advertising and release promotion into a focused audience-growth plan. Measure meaningful engagement and learn which audiences respond to your music.

Times Square. Vegas. LA.

Plan digital billboard advertising around the release moment, city and creative that fit your campaign. Availability, display schedules, creative approval and media costs are agreed before booking.

Live shows & visa partner support

Explore relevant performance opportunities and coordinate with live-event and qualified immigration partners when appropriate. We do not provide legal advice or promise bookings, visa eligibility or approval.

Outlets we pitch.

We research editorial fit and approach relevant music, culture, news and broadcast teams. These are pitching targets, not promised placements or endorsements.

  • Billboard
  • Rolling Stone
  • The New York Times
  • Good Morning
    America
Read the Billboard feature about MusicPromoToday

Actual coverage is separate from the outlets a campaign may approach. Editorial decisions remain with each publication.

From your music to your US plan.

  1. Submit your music

    Share a track, your current release plans and the opportunities you want to explore.

  2. New York team review

    We review your sound, audience, assets, rights and timing before recommending a direction.

  3. Your custom US plan

    Agree the services, markets, responsibilities, budget and reporting that fit your project.

  4. Launch together

    Your team coordinates the approved work and keeps you informed as the campaign develops.

A bigger stage for your sound.

Times Square billboards and New York city streets at night
Times Square, New York
Lights and landmarks on the Las Vegas Strip at night
Las Vegas
Downtown Los Angeles skyline illuminated at night
Los Angeles
Mixing console in a New York recording studio
New York recording studioRebecca Wilson · CC BY 2.0Resized; display cropped

Before your next move.

Can I work with MusicPromoToday while living outside the US?

Yes. Share your country, time zone, music and goals. The campaign can be planned remotely with the New York team. Travel is only discussed where an agreed activity requires it.

Can you arrange a feature or verse from a US artist?

We can research suitable artists, approach representatives and coordinate the conversation and campaign. A feature requires the artist’s agreement, availability, budget and rights clearance; no particular artist or collaboration is guaranteed.

Do you work with genres beyond hip-hop, EDM and pop?

Yes. Artists across all genres can apply. We assess the music and intended audience and recommend channels and collaborators based on fit, not a fixed genre list.

Will my music appear in Billboard, Rolling Stone or on television?

PR is targeted editorial pitching, not a promise of coverage. We develop your story and pursue suitable opportunities. Paid billboard advertising is a separate service with its own agreed media schedule.

Can you help with US shows and visas?

Where relevant, we can coordinate with event and qualified immigration partners. Performance opportunities depend on event requirements. Legal eligibility and visa decisions are outside MusicPromoToday’s control; consult qualified immigration counsel for advice.

What happens after I apply, and how is the budget set?

The team reviews your music and requirements, then discusses a suitable scope. Fees, third-party costs, responsibilities and reporting are confirmed in writing. Submitting an application does not commit you to a campaign.

Let’s hear your music.

Tell us where you are now and where you want to go. Your application goes to the MusicPromoToday team, not to a public directory.

MusicPromoToday
NEW YORK · SINCE 2012

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