Hello,
If you have finished music and are trying to decide what to do with it, I know how easy it is to hear a hundred promises. I would rather start with a conversation. We listen to your songs, ask what you hope to accomplish, and tell you whether our paid evaluation makes sense for your goals before you commit to it.
The evaluation is $800 for four completed songs. Over roughly two months, we pitch those songs to carefully selected playlist curators for feedback and possible placement. Gathering the last responses and finishing your reports can carry into a third month.
You receive a clear report for each song. We look for the strengths curators hear, the concerns that come up more than once, and where your music may have the best opportunity. The reports include a simple score, but we do not reduce a radio decision—or an artist—to a number. We listen ourselves, consider the feedback as a whole, and give you a direct recommendation.
Four song reports, curator feedback, and an honest conversation about what to do next. Curators may add a song to a playlist, but placements, streams, and radio airplay are never guaranteed.
Radio is competitive, and you deserve to hear that plainly. A busy station might consider 50 to 70 songs in a week and have room to add only one or two. The exact numbers vary, but the challenge does not: independent releases compete with a great deal of excellent music. A professional campaign can put a song in front of relevant stations and follow up well; it cannot make a station play it. If we do not believe radio is a wise investment for your music right now, we will say so.
As curator responses come back, we pay attention to patterns. If several people independently connect with the songs, and we believe we can help you build on that response through radio promotion, playlist pitching, PR, and article marketing, we may invite you to talk about joining the Kingdom Chorus roster. Paying for an evaluation does not buy a roster spot. It gives both of us a more informed way to decide whether a longer partnership fits.
THE PEOPLE, NOT JUST THE PLAYLISTS
Artists we get to walk alongside.
If we do invite you onto the roster, I want it to feel different from paying for another line on a website. You are getting a team by your side. Monday through Friday, you have someone you can call to brainstorm a release, think through a problem, or talk about an unexpected need. We learn your music and your goals so the work can stay personal.
Roster membership starts at $350 per month. That is the starting roster fee, not a guarantee of airplay or playlist placement. If you want to add resources—such as a larger radio campaign, Meta ads for a release, or other agreed promotion—we discuss the plan and cost with you first. Our work stays focused on radio, playlists, PR and article marketing, with a basic lyric video when it serves a release.
And if the evaluation does not lead to a roster invitation, it has not been for nothing. You still have four reports, curator responses, and a clearer understanding of where your songs stand and what may be worth strengthening before your next release. Some songs may find playlist placements and new listeners along the way; we simply will not promise an outcome the curators control.
Most of all, your music stays yours. We are here to help you make a thoughtful decision about where to put your time, energy, and budget—not to talk you into a campaign that does not fit.
If you have four finished songs, send us a note. Tell me what you have made and what you hope comes next. We will start by listening.