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MUSIC MARKETING

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

  • Sorina Kiefer “AMERICA” - The video’s performance-based concept opens by placing Sorina center-stage while a wall of troubling images flash behind her ranging from violent militias to nuclear explosions.
  • Michael Vincent Quattro “I NEED YOUR LOVE” - There are no more cosmopolitan and musically expressive stronghold in the Great White North than Toronto. And if you're looking for a stunning backdrop to fall in love, you've come to the right place.
  • Innacence “In My Body” - The “In My Body” music video is a fantastic display of Inna’s magical, caring spirit and enchanting personality. Filmed in the breathtaking landscapes of the country of Georgia, every frame is mesmerizing.
  • CONTAGEOUS FUNK “BY ANY MEANS” - The "BY ANY MEANS" music video is quintessentially CONTAGEOUS FUNK. Shot in his hometown of Nyack, New York, this brainchild of director Andrew G and Funk infuses elements of his personality and upbringing into the story—showcasing his beginnings with local scenes.
  • YSN Hazel “On Dat Brown” - The “On Dat Brown” music video takes viewers to a bar in a luxurious loft, where Hazel and his lover pour each other glasses of “dat brown” and enjoy each other's company.
  • Ben E. Davis “American Boy In London” & “All I Need For Christmas Is You” - In the “American Boy in London” music video, Davis takes viewers on a bi-coastal adventure—but not the typical one. Taking a guerrilla-style approach, Davis takes viewers on a personal tour of his hometown of LA and "across the pond" to his newfound home of London.
  • Orit Shimoni “Winnipeg” - In the “Winnipeg” clip (which she directed herself), she’s on her own, though: lost in her thoughts in an old house where the atmosphere itself seems to possess an oppressive weight.
  • Makes My Blood Dance “Heavy Metal Armour” - My Blood Dance shows off their toe curling, face melting stage presence in costumes teeming with personal touches—like EV0’s hand-painted suit, Jon Kristian's studded jacket and Lucy’s glittering corset.
  • Roger Jaeger “Wander” & “Grandpa’s Ghost” - From the Soup Can Studio in Motown, The Tano Jones Revelry beautifully narrates the journey of two budding lovers who find themselves fanning their spark into a flame on the shores of Lake Michigan.
  • The Tano Jones Revelry “Light It” - From the Soup Can Studio in Motown, The Tano Jones Revelry beautifully narrates the journey of two budding lovers who find themselves fanning their spark into a flame on the shores of Lake Michigan.
  • Parcels “Leaveyourlove” - Director Alexandra Thurmond captures the five friends doing what they do best: they’re in a recording studio, making meticulous but relaxed funk-rock, completely lost in the moment yet secure in their collaborative relationship.
  • Roy Pitluk “My Man” - Roy Pitluk's song "My Man" combines poetic lyrics with a heartfelt, soulful sound that captures the resilience, strength, and admiration expressed in a loving, dynamic relationship between two men.
  • TT “Heal My Mind” - In the video, a man’s soulmate drowns. After this tragic loss, she returns in a desperate attempt to communicate and commune with him. Although he can feel her with all his senses and his mind shows him images, he cannot truly communicate or see her.
  • Pep Rally “Roll Around” - "Roll Around" is a duet that delves into the tumultuous relationship cycle marked by repeated breakups and reconciliations.
  • M.C ft. Vega HeartBreak & Young Marlee Mar “MONDAY” - Directed by Craig Thomas, the “MONDAY” music video is authentic to the core, putting viewers in M.C’s shoes during the heart-wrenching moments following his mother’s passing.
  • Mitch & Millie “Little Town” - The “Little Town” music video transports viewers to a town similar to where Millie grew up. Shot in Roanoke, Virginia, its dark, cinematic visuals reflect the darkness in Millie’s life at the time.
  • Micah Lee “Clap My Way” - Filmed in a studio in Atlanta by gifted filmmaker Will Thomas, viewers follow Lee and his friends on a journey through monochrome rooms, luxurious shapes, and vibrant passageways.
  • Mike Teezy “New Leaf” - Directed by Will Thomas, “NEW LEAF (Turning the Page)” takes a similar cinematic approach but swaps sunny summertime choreography for a neon underground dance party.
  • Shweta Harve feat. Dario Cei “Why So Busy?” - Written and sung by Harve, in collaboration with Dario Cei, “Why So Busy?’s” infectiously catchy acoustic strums, soulful harmonies, smooth, vibrant vocals, and melodic piano will capture the attention of listeners around the globe.
  • Melaku “The Underdog” - Produced by Melaku, and written by legendary songwriter Gary Benson, who’s lent his songcraft talents to many classic hits over the years, “The Underdog” is the ultimate anthem for persistence—urging listeners to rise against their biggest challenges even in the face of adversity.

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