“For the price, this service is unbeatable. The blog post helped me reach new listeners, and I appreciated the flexibility to include SoundCloud links, images, and more. I’ll definitely use this service again!”

Tyler Landrum Music Blog Publication · Aug 2024

“I was worried the blog post would feel generic, but it actually felt personal and well-crafted. Thanks.”

Aaron Carter Music Blog Publication · Feb 2025

“This service is fire! My tracks got placed on some legit blogs, and now I’m getting DMs from people discovering my music. Artist Push made it so easy!”

Chris Anderson Music Publications in the Best Blogs · Nov 2024

“The press coverage was on point, and I loved seeing my name on music blogs! The radio placements were a great touch too—though I wish I could have had a bit more info on when my song aired. Still, the exposure is 100% worth it!”

Jake Morrison Music PR Package: 5 Blogs + 5 USA Radio Stations Placement · Jan 2025

“Getting into Billboard felt like a pipe dream, but Artist Push came through big time. The exposure is insane, and it’s already opening new doors for me.”

Chloe Davis Billboard Magazine Publishing · Nov 2024

“For the price, this is a great way to get some legit press. Thanks.”

David Mixmag Web Article · Mar 2025

What is music blog submission at Artist Push?

At Artist Push, blog submission means a published post. You pick a blog or a package, send a streaming link, a short bio and a cover. We write the post and put it live. Partner music and hip-hop blogs start at $15, and the post is up within 1–2 days.

Need more than that? Features on named sites like allhiphop.com or musictimes.com, a PR package with five magazines and five US radio station sites, Billboard and Mixmag articles. Over 400 blog placements ordered since 2019, and every one came with a live link in the report.

How does music blog submission work?

Three steps. You never pitch an editor yourself, and the post stays up as long as the blog does.

Pick a blog or a package

One to ten posts on our partner blogs, a named site from the Best Blogs list, the PR package, or a Billboard or Mixmag feature. Mix them in one cart.

Step

Send your materials

A streaming link, a short bio, a cover and, if you have them, a video and a story behind the release. For hip-hop blogs, tell us where you are from and what you play.

Step

The post goes live

Partner blog posts go live within 1–2 days. The report with links lands within 2–3 business days. For named sites and magazines we confirm a date by email before writing a word.

Step

Music blog submission from $15 at Artist Push

Which blog submission service fits your release?

Music Blog Publication ($15–99): one to ten posts on our partner music blogs. Pop, electronic, indie, rock and anything in between. Live within 1–2 days. The usual pick for a single or an EP that needs links and a story online.

Hip Hop Music Blog Publication ($15–99): the same ladder on rap and hip-hop blogs, with a report in 2–3 business days. Posts stay up for good.

Best Blogs (from $150): a feature on a named site you pick at checkout, from allhiphop.com to musictimes.com. For a release that needs a recognisable name in the press kit.

Music PR Package ($500): five online magazines plus five US radio station websites in one order. For an album or a tour, where ten links in one week matter more than one big name.

Billboard and Mixmag (from $599): a sponsored article on billboard.com or a feature on mixmag.net and its Instagram. The line in the bio that opens doors with labels, bookers and playlist editors.

How do I submit music to blogs myself, and what changes when Artist Push does it?

You can pitch blogs yourself. Editors want one track, a streaming link, a three-line bio, a cover and one sentence on why their blog. Most get hundreds of emails a week, so an unknown artist rarely hears back. Paid pitching platforms sell you a reply, not a post. A month of pitching usually ends with one or two placements, sometimes none.

With us, the post is the product. It's agreed with the blog before you pay, so it goes live every time. If it doesn't, you get a refund. We write the text, add your embeds and links, and send you the URL. That's why most artists order blog submission for release week and keep self-pitching for the two or three blogs they really want.

Music PR: blogs, radio, Billboard and Mixmag features

From a blog post to Billboard: how artists build press

Press works like a ladder. A new artist starts with a few blog posts, so there's something to find when a bigger outlet looks you up. The next release adds a named site or the PR package, and the bio can say “featured in” with real names. Billboard or Mixmag come when there's a story to tell: an album, a tour, a chart result.

Each step gives you links to send to playlist curators, bookers and labels. The posts stay online, so the ladder keeps working long after release week. Most of our repeat clients order blog posts for every release and one bigger feature a year.

FAQ

How much does music blog submission cost?

A post on one partner music blog is $15, ten blogs are $99. Hip-hop blogs follow the same ladder. A named site from the Best Blogs list starts at $150, the PR package with five magazines and five radio sites is $500, Billboard is $1,199 and Mixmag starts at $599.

How long does it take?

Partner blog posts go live within 1–2 days of payment, and you get a report with links within 2–3 business days. Named sites, magazines, Billboard and Mixmag depend on the editor's schedule, so we confirm the date by email before writing.

What do I need to send?

A streaming link, a short bio, a cover and anything you want in the post: a YouTube video, photos, tour dates, a quote. For hip-hop blogs, add where you are from and what you play. No logins, no passwords.

Who writes the post?

We do, from your bio and your answers. You can send corrections after it is live. If you already have a press release, send it and we work from that.

Does the post stay online?

Yes. Posts on our partner blogs stay for as long as the blog exists, and the hip-hop blog posts are permanent by design, so they keep showing up in search for your name.

Can I choose the blog or see the list first?

For partner blog posts, we pick blogs that fit your genre and send you the links in the report. For the Best Blogs service you choose the exact site at checkout, and the PR package lists all ten outlets on the product page.

Is a Billboard or Mixmag feature real press?

Yes. Billboard articles are written to Billboard's editorial standards and published on the Billboard site with your links. Mixmag features are a story on mixmag.net or a post or story on the Mixmag Instagram. Both are sponsored placements, the same way labels buy them.

What if the post is not published?

You get a refund. Every service on this page comes with one if we don't deliver, and the report with live links is the proof.

Start with one blog post for $15

Send a link, a bio and a cover. The post goes live within 1–2 days, with the URL in your report.

Order a blog post