Showing posts with label hitpredictor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hitpredictor. Show all posts

Monday, March 22, 2010

New singles from Kellie Pickler, Bucky Covington on HitPredictor

The music rating site HitPredictor.com (formerly PromoSquad) is currently featuring new singles by two Idol alums from the show's fifth season in its jukebox. Kellie Pickler's "Makin' Me Fall In Love Again" and Bucky Covington's "A Father's Love (The Only Way He Knew How)" are both in rotation and up for input from registered members.

Bucky's single is from his upcoming album "I'm Alright," which is expected to be released sometime this year. Kellie's single is the fourth off her sophomore album.

HitPredictor is a tool that is useful to record labels in that it allows them to test potential singles among users eager to hear music before others do. To register for HitPredictor and listen to the new singles from the country artists, see here.

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

We Are The Fallen testing "Bury Me Alive" on HitPredictor

There was a big hoopla surrounding Carly Smithson and ex-members of Evanescence with the announcement of a new collaboration through the formation of a new band, We Are The Fallen, in late June. Although things have cooled off since the announcement, the band has still been posting regularly on its official Facebook fan page.

One thing the band stated back when the announcement was made was that they would be taking a nontraditional approach in releasing music. Instead of recording a bunch of songs and then releasing an album, they are going to release songs as singles every so often and then create a compilation out of the singles in the form of an album. But when it comes to the band's first single "Bury Me Alive," not much has been happening with the song since it was put on its official music MySpace page and made available as a free download to the first 100,000 fans. It did, however, appear on the music testing site HitPredictor.com (formerly Promosquad.com), which signals that the band might be interested in sending the single to radio.

The only question is, which format is being targeted here? The mystery will continue to unravel.

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