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MUSIC VIDEO PROMOTION

Since 2000!

Now more than ever, music fans love to not only hear a song but to see the visuals you create. Your new music video is essential in establishing your buzz, brand and identity as an artist, so effective music video promotion is imperative to getting your music video in front of the maximum number of viewers and new fans possible.

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That's where working with the best music video promotion company makes a world of difference. HIP Video Promo are the experts when it comes to utilizing and promoting to every potential platform, outlet, and portal to spread the word and boost your buzz.

Founded in the year 2000, Andy Gesner and his team have promoted over 4500 music videos. Most importantly, HIP has the experience and relationships necessary to connect your new music video with fans online, on terrestrial TV, in retail locations and fitness centers, on YouTube playlists, and on OTT (video-on-demand) platforms.

In addition to music video promotion services, HIP specializes in social media marketing and management. Wherever you’re at in your career, HIP can work with you to optimize your social media profiles and organically grow your online fan-base on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and beyond. Furthermore, HIP is here to work with you to film original video content that you’ll be proud of, whether that’s music videos, lyric videos, live concert footage, or fresh content for your social media.

Is Spotify your thing? HIP can help you in that area too – we pitch your song to top independent Spotify playlist curators to boost your streams and get potential new fans excited about your music.

To learn more, call Andy at 732-613-1779 or email us at info@hipvideopromo.com.

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Current Priorities

  • Duprai Marcel “My Baby” - With a simple guitar riff, piano, and some hand-produced percussion, Duprai can tell a multi-layered story with just a few elements in "My Baby".
  • Belle VEX “Nobody, But Me” - In "Nobody, But ME", Belle VEX emerges as a refreshing force in the "fake it till you make it" music industry, urging listeners to embrace their individuality.
  • Karen Atkins “Somebody” - Shot in Mexico, Atkins’ self-directed video for “Somebody” follows her descending the steps of a lovely local haunt, making friends, and shining with excitement and hope.
  • The Infamous HER “Make You Mine” - On "Make You Mine," Monique is single-minded, intense, fiery, and self-assured -- and just when listeners think they’ve got her pegged, she flips an entire verse in flawless French.
  • Cheflodeezy feat. Marcy Chin “Rough Sex” - Cheflodeezy’s newest track “Rough Sex” is a stark change in style from his previous music, featuring seductive and erotic beats, as well as lyrics that vividly paint his darkest desires.
  • Mike Teezy Feat. Jekalyn Carr “Hands On Me” - The "Hands On Me", directed by Will Thomas, the video incorporates scenes of prayer and resilience, symbolizing the artist's unwavering faith amidst adversity.
  • JWAVY feat. MARIBASED1 “BEASTMODE” - JWAVY’s “BEASTMODE" is inspired by her favorite football player, former Seattle Seahawk Pro-Bowler Marshawn Lynch, and proudly goes "all in" on city and self-pride.
  • Nemesis feat. Voces Del Silencio “Mi Fiesta” - Nemesis' lastest single “Mi Fiesta” is full of slamming Yodaroc beats that features Niclasz and Rapsodika of the Colombian rap group Voces del Silencio.
  • ViennaCC “Gold Is What The Girls Want” - With an electric jam and bold instrumental grouping, “Gold Is What the Girls Want” tells the message that luxurious, material goods would beat the simple gifts one could give his love.
  • Pure Order feat. Abstract Rude “Golden Glass” - On “Golden Glass,” the heady new single from Pure Order, they’ve joined forces with Abstract Rude, who shares their worldview, talent, and dedication to alternative rap.
  • Selah Soul “Keeper Of My Way” and “Love Yourself” - “Keeper of My Way” and "Love Yourself" are the newest singles from the Southern Californian pop, R&B, and gospel quartet, is an entreaty sent to heaven, and a passionate invitation for God to take control.
  • Pete Muller “More Time” - With the grand sound of the piano and strings, Muller creates his orchestral masterpiece, interwinding the sounds of the past and the sounds of today in "More Time".
  • Bruce Sudano “Talkin’ Ugly Truth, Tellin’ Pretty Lies” - Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, Sudano's resilience shines through, as evidenced by the release of his highly anticipated ninth album, "Talkin' Ugly Truth, Tellin' Pretty Lies."
  • The Rocket Summer “Don’t Be Yourself” - In “Don’t Be Yourself,” The Rocket Summer manages to stop time to reflect on the intricate details that each person should honor and share with the world.
  • Neon Dreams x Matthew Mole “The Art Of Letting Go” - “The Art Of Letting Go” is an international collaboration that celebrates of how music impacts all of us during the defining years of our youths.
  • Dave Luv “Some Days” - Dave Luv, a Chicago native and rising artist known for his powerful lyricism, has pioneered a unique blend of genres that takes listeners on a one of a kind musical journey.
  • Robyn McCorquodale “Eagle” - In "Eagle", Robyn comes to realize that her father, who was kind, gentle, and supportive, is freer than he ever has been and can be with her no matter where she is.
  • MERESHA “BETTER” - Featured in her upcoming 'BETTER' mixtape, the track merges MERESHA's powerful vocal, unique beats with soulful melodies.
  • Jessica Carter Altman “Aftermath” - “Aftermath” is a smart, tough-minded pop song with a clever arrangement, an instantly memorable chorus, and a probing performance by Jessica Carter Altman.
  • Darren Waller “Faith Test” - The "Faith Test" music video provides a visual narrative of Waller's journey, capturing moments by the waterfront that symbolize the bridge between his dual worlds.

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