Immortal Vibes

Built for artists.

Promotion, distribution and growth for Punjabi artists, their managers and their labels, in Punjab and across the diaspora. Every service is planned around the release date and reported with sources.

Four steps

  1. 01 Promote

    Before anyone hears the song, the plan is already running: the editorial pitch, the curators, the creators and the ads, each with a date. Promotion is the timeline that holds the rest together.

    Music Promotion

  2. 02 Distribute

    One delivery to every store that matters, with the names, credits and artwork right the first time. Content ID and the Instagram sound are set up before release day, not after it.

    Music Distribution

  3. 03 Connect

    Creators carry the hook further than any ad. We brief them in waves, on one sound page, so the people who use the song become the reason more people hear it.

    Reels & Influencer Seeding

  4. 04 Grow

    After release week, the work is keeping the song climbing and turning listeners into followers, so the next release starts from a bigger base than this one.

    YouTube Growth · Audience Growth

Ways to start

Start with one release. Start with distribution only. Or bring us the whole campaign. Tell us which in the brief.

We also promote music academies, events and brands that speak to Punjabi audiences.

What we won't do

  • No bot views, streams or followers.

    They get songs removed and channels struck, and they make your real numbers impossible to read.

  • No guaranteed playlist placement.

    Nobody can promise an editor's choice. We pitch well and early, and report what happened.

  • No unlabelled paid numbers.

    When we run paid ads, the report says which numbers were paid.

  • No anonymous creators.

    Every creator is named in the plan before anyone is booked.

Questions

How far before release should we talk?
Six weeks is ideal and four works. Under two weeks we focus on creators and ads, because Spotify needs a pitch at least seven days before release.
Do you guarantee numbers?
No. We plan for outcomes and report what happened, with sources.
What does a campaign cost?
It depends on the goal and the scale. Choose a budget band in the brief and we reply with a plan that fits it.
Can you get my song on a Spotify editorial playlist?
We can pitch it well and early. Nobody can promise placement: editors choose. Anyone who guarantees an editorial playlist is selling something else.
How do you report?
Weekly during a campaign and monthly after it, with every figure taken from the platform's own dashboard and dated.

All questions