Radio Promotion, Direct From Kiss 104.7 FM
Order your radio promotion straight from the station — no marketplace fees, no middleman. Your song is submitted to real radio stations by a real broadcaster, with a recording of every spin so you can hear it yourself.
4.9 stars from 3,165 reviews · 4,547 orders completed · On radio since 2015
How It Works
1. Send your song — Tell us about your track and your goal. We'll tell you honestly if it's ready for radio.
2. We submit it — Your song goes to stations that program independent artists — including our own Kiss 104.7 FM.
3. You hear the proof — Every spin comes back to you as a broadcast recording. You hear your song on the radio yourself.
If your track needs a clean version for air, we make the radio edit for you — free.
Packages
Song Evaluation — $25
Is your song ready for radio? Honest, professional feedback before you spend more.
Pop / Rock Radio Test — $125 (7 days of airplay) · $1,950 (30 days) · $3,950 (90 days)
Hip-Hop / R&B Radio Test — $150 (30 days) · $1,250 · $2,500
Country Radio Test — $125 (7 days) · $1,250 · $2,495
Pitch As Your Representative — $1,250 (500 plays, 1 track) · $2,500 (750 plays, 2 tracks) · $4,960 (2,000 plays, 3 tracks)
Album Promotion — $4,995 (4 songs, 500 stations) · $6,950 (6 songs, 1,000 stations) · $10,000 (full album, 2,000 stations, US & UK)
Every package includes the free radio edit and broadcast proof. Every campaign is quoted clearly before you order — no surprises.
Proof, Not Promises
Heard on Kiss 104.7 FM — the station we own reports to Mediabase; spins on Kiss are reported through the station.
Worked with Smokey Robinson and super-producer Narada Michael Walden (Elton John, Whitney Houston, George Michael).
Expectations
Radio promotion does not guarantee viral success, chart placement, or long-term career outcomes. Results vary based on music quality, audience fit, and station programming decisions. What is guaranteed is a clear promotional process and documented delivery when airplay occurs.
FAQ
Is airplay guaranteed? Kiss 104.7 FM itself plays your music — we own the station. For other stations, the program director makes the final call, so no promoter can guarantee a specific station. What we guarantee is the process and the proof: you hear every spin.
Am I paying for airplay? No. Paying a station for airplay is illegal — that's payola. You pay for promotion: submitting your song, professionally, to stations. That's what makes this legitimate.
How do I know it really aired? You get the audio recording of the broadcast.
What if my song isn't clean? We make a radio edit for you at no extra charge.