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Log into your Pandora account if you have one.

This way, Pandora listeners have a way to download your song and pay you for your hard work.

Make your music available on iTunes, Amazon, Bandcamp, etc.

If it’s a cover song, make sure you have gone through all of the legal hoops before submitting. In order to get paid, you need to have registered the song with your performing rights organization (PRO), and have written the song.

Make sure you control the legal rights to your work.

The process can be completed entirely online using the below instructions. If you’ve decided to send Pandora your song, here’s how to do it. and only want to submit your music to Pandora, no others: I've still also included the original method I mentioned below if you're from the U.S. As well as Pandora, Songcast also submits your music to Tidal, Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, Google Play and more at the same time.

If you're not from America and want to get on Pandora, you can use Songcast to distribute your music to there and more (also available for those in the U.S. Updated: While the below method still works, it's only available to people in the USA. How To Submit Your Music To Pandora Conclusion.No doubt the BTS Army will continue to keep us on our toes. Every time we think we’ve gotten a handle on it there’s a new twist that pops up. Still, the controversy of what amounts to an official stream remains a complicated one. The Army is actually strongest in the U.S., with 17% of its social traffic coming from there. According to Brandwatch, the Army may be as large as 48 million, has its own series of Twitter hashtags, and mentions the group more than 1 million times every day! And just because the group is from Korea doesn’t mean that most of their fans is mainly Asian. The BTS Army is fiercely loyal and more activated than nearly any other artist’s fan base. But They Have A Fan ArmyīTS may be a special case though. If it comes and goes quickly despite the high stream numbers, you might begin to question the totals. If a song remains popular over a significant period of time (months as opposed to weeks), then it has some legit popularity.

The way I look at it is a real hit can only be seen when taking the long view. That said, some services (like Spotify) seem to guard against this happening while most others are either oblivious to it or don’t much care to begin with.