Main Artist Information
Tell us about the main artist behind the song and where they’re based. This helps
SongShove understand who the campaign is for and identify relevant language,
audience, cultural, local, and regional opportunities.
Enter the main artist’s name exactly as it appears, or will appear, on the release.
Add any featured artists separately under Song Information.
Choose the option that best describes the main artist. SongShove saves this with the Artist so it can be reused later.
Select the main language the artist normally uses. This is saved with the Artist and can be different from the Song Language.
Enter the artist’s primary language.
Select the country where the artist is primarily based. This helps SongShove
identify relevant regional, cultural, and promotional opportunities.
Enter the country where the artist is primarily based.
Select the province, state, or region where the artist is primarily based.
This helps SongShove identify more locally relevant opportunities.
Enter the city where the artist is primarily based. This can help SongShove
identify relevant local audiences, communities, events, and promotional opportunities.
Song Information
Tell us what the song is about, what inspired it, how it sounds, and what makes it stand out. Specific details about the story, lyrics, emotions, themes, and memorable moments give SongShove more to work with when creating ideas around your song.
Enter the song title exactly as it appears, or will appear, on the release. Do not include artist or featured artist names here.
Select the main language used in the song. This is saved with the Song and helps SongShove tailor ideas and wording.
Enter the primary language used in the song.
Select the primary genre that best describes the song. This helps SongShove tailor audience angles, content styles, platforms, and promotional ideas to the music.
Enter the primary genre if it is not included in the list above.
List any featured artists exactly as they appear, or will appear, on the release. Separate multiple artists with commas. Leave blank if there are no featured artists.
Confirm the release timing you want this Campaign built around. Releasing Soon uses a planned date; Already Released can keep an optional original date. After successful payment, the confirmed timing becomes the current Song timing while this Campaign keeps its original submission frozen.
Choose the date that matches the release status above.
Describe what the song is about and what it sounds like. Include the subject, style, production, themes, mood, and anything about the sound or concept that makes it stand out. A few specific sentences are much more useful than a general description.
Tell SongShove what the song means, what happened, or what inspired it.
Choose the part most likely to grab a new listener’s attention or best represent the song. Think about the section someone might remember, replay, quote, or want to hear again. Skip this if you are not sure.
Enter a lyric, line, or short passage that best represents the song or could grab someone’s attention. Look for something memorable, emotional, relatable, surprising, or quotable.
Paste the complete lyrics, if available. Lyrics give SongShove more context about the song’s themes, language, story, and memorable moments.
Campaign Plan
Tell us what you want the campaign to accomplish and what the artist or their team can realistically create. These answers help SongShove build ideas around the campaign’s goals, platforms, available time, resources, and comfort level.
Choose the single most important result you want this campaign to focus on.
Other benefits may follow, but this tells SongShove what to prioritize.
Enter the other platforms or websites the artist or their team plans to use.
Separate multiple entries with commas.
Enter the other places where listeners can currently find or hear the song.
Separate multiple entries with commas.
Enter the other promotional assets that are already available.
Separate multiple entries with commas.
Select the budget range that best reflects what is realistically available for this campaign.
SongShove uses this to avoid recommending paid ideas that do not fit the available budget.
Describe the main type of listener this campaign should try to reach.
Include useful details such as age range, music taste, interests, subculture,
location, or anything else that helps identify the right audience.
Select the option that best describes the artist’s current audience.
SongShove uses this to avoid recommending strategies that assume a larger
or more established audience than the artist actually has.
Choose the level that best reflects how involved the artist or their team can realistically be. SongShove uses this to balance quick, simple ideas with concepts that require more planning, filming, editing, coordination, or participation.
Estimate the total time the artist or their team can realistically spend creating campaign content each week. SongShove uses this to recommend ideas that fit the time and resources actually available.
