Release promotion

Launch music release campaigns faster with automation

Antplify helps artists, managers, and labels promote singles, EPs, and albums without rebuilding the same campaign from scratch every time.

  • Promote singles, EPs, and albums
  • Release-week workflow
  • Track plus listener data
  • Review before launch

The release-week problem

Every launch restarts the same manual process

Release week usually means rebuilding the same steps over and over: picking audiences, writing copy, setting budgets, and launching in more than one place.

The workflow

Choose the release, analyze it, build the campaign, then review

Antplify keeps the workflow simple. You choose the release, the platform analyzes the track and audience signals, builds the proposed campaign, and shows it to you before anything spends.

  • Choose the release you want to promote
  • Analyze the track and listener data
  • Build the campaign structure automatically
  • Approve the campaign before launch

Targeting

Audience targeting should come from the track and the listeners

Better launch campaigns come from what the music sounds like and who already responds to it. Antplify uses both inputs to help build more relevant release promotion.

Who it serves

Artists, managers, and labels do not launch the same way

A solo artist wants speed and clarity. A manager wants a repeatable workflow across artists. A label needs a system that can scale across launches. Antplify is built for all three.

Long-term value

Release marketing should include the back catalog

The promotion plan should not stop at release week. Antplify keeps the back catalog in the picture so older releases can keep earning attention after the new campaign goes live.

Questions about release marketing

Use this page when you want to promote a release without rebuilding everything by hand.

What can I promote here?

Singles, EPs, albums, and catalog releases.

Do I have to launch immediately?

No. You review the proposed campaign before you approve it.

Is this only for new releases?

No. It is also built for back catalog promotion.

Does it work for labels with multiple artists?

Yes. The workflow is meant to be repeatable across artists and launches.

Run release campaigns without starting over every time

Build one campaign workflow you can reuse for new music and the catalog that already exists.