Opening The Doors To Spotify Streaming For Artist

Bot farms continue to manipulate streaming stats on Spotify and Soundcloud, a year after the streamers and music industry became aware of them, multiple sources tell Hypebot. The bots, which target these two services because they offer access and, are available both home-brewed and professionally marketed.

Bots targeted Spotify as early as 2015, but the industry became aware of their widespread use earlier this year when after a MBW expose revealed that two Bulgarian based playlists filled with hundreds of tracks by unknown artists had sucked $1 million or more out of the Spotify royalty pool. 

8 months after the story broke, bots continue to manipulate streams on both Spotify and Soundcloud, with the streamers and the industry seemingly unable or unwilling to stop them.

12 months ago, Hypebot revealed that music bot providers were using YouTube as a marketing channel, gaining tens of thousands of views. Those same videos are still available on YouTube and a new bot how-to video posted just four months ago has been viewed more that 33,000 times.

Today we have access to these platforms and are willing to help any music artist out their that woud like to beef up there streams.

📈 SPOTIFY STREAMS 📈

📈 Prices (MONTHLY)📈
30K Per song - $190

50K Per song - $240

75K Per song - $360

90K Per song - $370

100K Per song - $480

330K Per song  - $1,200

We accept cash app and more $thepurplesnake

How we get it done.

the after effect:  The way spotify and all the streaming services work as of 2019 once a mass of  "people" listen to a song it is then passed to a person(s) that listen to that similar kind of song. Thus your song will begin to gain real traffic.