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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
- BOSCO – Shotgun Paradise - “Shotgun Paradise” begins an exciting new chapter for BOSCO. It’s more than just a song—it’s the first in a series of stories, protests, and bold statements that showcase his unique voice.
- Neo 21 – SGMA remix - The "SGMA" Remix is a bold reinterpretation of an already powerful track by Dave & Jack Harlow. Inspired by the original’s concept and visuals, which didn’t get the widespread recognition they deserved, Neo 21 brings his unique flair to the remix.
- Mike Teezy – I FEEL GOOD - Mike has a rap anthem of self-confidence in his song “I FEEL GOOD” as he recounts his positive energy and life factors. With the Lord on his side, he recognizes his blessings from basic needs to the massive success he has gained as an artist.
- Jah Destiny – “Mr. Politician” & “Nah Cry” - "Mr. Politician" is a powerful anthem that advocates for equal rights and justice for the marginalized in a world of plenty. "Nah Cry" is a deeply emotional track that sheds light on the injustices faced by the innocent when they are wrongfully accused and condemned by those in power.
- HighWay – Like A Rockstar - “Like A Rockstar” by HighWay is a high-energy anthem that celebrates living life with boldness and confidence. The song embodies the spirit of a bonafide Rockstar, encouraging listeners to pursue their dreams fearlessly and embrace their true selves.
- KK Wilde – Hellraisers & Vampires - “Hellraisers & Vampires” is a thrilling, "live large, love life" anthem that takes listeners on a journey through the wild and untamed lifestyle of upstart hard rockers blowin' off some steam.
- Flau’jae feat. Lil Wayne – Came Out a Beast - Both emcees make their presence felt in Terrius Mykel’s kinetic clip for “Came Out a Beast.” But this is Flau’jae’s show, and the camera finds her in her element: in the waning moments of a game with the basketball in her hands.
- Davie Simmons – “Traffic Disruptor” & “Angel Music Lover” - Davie pushes the boundaries of his creativity, connecting with listeners through music that resonates with authenticity and passion.
- Amanda Davey – Shine Your Light - Amanda’s new single “Shine Your Light,” produced by accomplished music producer Chris Lieck, is a song of hope and faith, reminding listeners that even in the darkest of times, God's light never fades.
- Porter Block – Ocean Breeze - In the contrast of a bright sun and a cool beverage, the stress of everyday life starts to vanish. The wind off the shore picks up the perfect soundtrack from Porter Block’s “Ocean Breeze."
- Edwin Cohen Feat. Chris Ray – Alexander’s Messiah - Man is on a constant search for an escape from poor choices and memories made in the past that clog the brain. “Alexander’s Messiah” follows a man’s journey of trying to feel “chosen” after hearing a friend’s grand realization of life.
- Chris Barclay – Las Vegas Alien - As a self-proclaimed Americanophile, Barclay takes viewers through a tour of Las Vegas as any other visitor may see it, with bright lights, magnificent fountains and large marquees.
- Bhloom – Doomscroll - "Doomscroll" is an intense metal track that tackles the modern obsession with social media and technology, showing how it can make people ignore real-world issues around them.
- HVRMNY – Do It Big - A track this energetic needs a lyric video to match its aspirations, and this one raises the stakes with an intense sixty-second drill of images taken from locker rooms, playing fields, and the summits of mountains.
- Pistols At Dawn – Not Sorry - Their new single is the fullest realization of their collective vision: a song that hits with pulverizing force, but is also catchy enough for a radio set.
- DEF MACHINE feat. Diggidy “gET hYGH” and “Girl 4 Me” - "Get Hygh" by DEF MACHINE is a vibrant funk rap track featuring Diggidy, that delivers a powerful message: get high on life. "Girl 4 Me" by DEF MACHINE is a compelling ballad that delves into the search for the perfect partner through the eyes of two distinct voices.
- Christopher Wyze & The Tellers – Stuck In The Mud - The music video for "Stuck in the Mud" transports viewers to the legendary Shack Up Inn in Clarksdale, Mississippi, carrying them into the very heart of Blues music.
- The Dead Daisies – I’m Gonna Ride - From the first beat, the video puts a stake in the ground with a pounding rhythm and statements about brotherhood and freedom, including Jack Nicholson’s famous quote from the classic 1969 biker film “Easy Rider”: “Talking about it and being it, that’s two different things.”
- Kid Bode feat. Kash GoKrazy – 747 - The music video for "747" perfectly captures the exhilarating essence of the track, bringing its themes of speed, freedom, and ebullient energy to life.
- The High Plains Drifters – Summer Girl - Tinkles of steel drums set the scene for this new release’s subversively mellow-sounding ride through ever-longer and more costly relationships for a traveler too trusting in romance.
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Flashback Friday – The Shins
Originally formed in Albuquerque, New Mexico as a side project to James Mercer's band Flake Music back in 1996, The Shins have gone on to become one of indie-rock's definitive acts.
Hip to the Scene Ep 9 – How Do I Keep Going & Stay Optimistic During Challenging Times? Bruce Sudano
Given his lengthy record of accomplishments — working with Tommy James; rocking with Alive N Kickin' and Brooklyn Dreams; writing hit songs for Donna Summer, Michael Jackson, and Dolly Parton, to name just a few — you might expect Bruce Sudano to take his work very seriously.Flashback Friday – Halestorm – “Takes My Life”
Pennsylvania natives Elizabeth "Lzzy" (yes, the missing "i" is intentional) Hale (lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, and piano) and her brother Arejay Hale (drums) have been making music together for over two decades.HIP Year in Review: 2010
No one feels the need to question what was so special about 2010, the year when Taylor Swift won four Grammy awards.Flashback Friday – Bryan Adams – “This Side Of Paradise”
In September 2004, Bryan Adams released his tenth studio album, aptly named Room Service: he cut all of the vocals and overdubs in hotel rooms he occupied during his 2002-2003 world tour.