Buy Audiomack Comments

Comments show a track is connecting

On Audiomack, the comment section under a track is where listeners react: shout-outs, favourite lines, requests for more. A new release with no comments looks like nobody has listened yet. A few readable comments make it look like a track people are already talking about, and that encourages new listeners to press play and join in.

Songs, albums or playlists

Comments can go on a song, an album or a playlist, each at $2 for 10.

• Song comments suit a single or the focus track of a release.
• Album comments give a full project a conversation of its own.
• Playlist comments help curators whose playlists are a brand in themselves.

Comments in a release plan

Audiomack is driven by discovery: listeners re-up tracks to their own followers, and a release that looks active spreads further. A good release-day plan is re-ups to spread the track, a few comments so new listeners see a conversation, and monthly listeners over the following week so your profile reflects the momentum.

Keep it believable

A track with 30 plays and 50 comments looks odd. Add comments in proportion to the plays and re-ups the track already has, and spread them over the release's first days.

What to expect

Comments are readable and delivered in 1–2 days. You only share the link to the song, album or playlist. We never ask for your Audiomack password.

Price and delivery

Audiomack comments are $2 for 10, for a song, an album or a playlist, delivered in one to two days. Larger orders are multiples of 10, with a package discount that grows with the order: 5% off two or three packs, 10% off four or five, and 15% off ten or twenty. Choose the option that matches the link you are pasting, so the comments land in the right place.

How many comments look natural

Comments are the rarest kind of engagement on any music platform. Most listeners play a track without commenting, and many who enjoy it only favourite or re-up it. A comment count that fits the rest of the track looks like this:

• Under 1,000 plays: 10 comments is enough to start a conversation.
• A few thousand plays: 20 to 40 comments.
• Tens of thousands of plays: 50 or more, spread over a few days.

If the track is new and has very few plays, build plays and re-ups first, then add comments once the other numbers have moved.

Why comments matter on Audiomack

Audiomack is one of the main platforms for hip-hop, Afrobeats, dancehall, reggae and amapiano, and its listeners are active: they follow artists, re-up tracks to their own followers and react in the comments. A track with an empty comment section looks like it has not reached that community yet. Comments also give visiting fans, DJs and bloggers a quick read on how listeners feel about a song.

Reply and pin

Comments do the most good when the artist answers them. Replying to listeners shows that a real person is behind the profile and encourages more people to comment. Thank people for listening, answer questions about the track, and point them to your next release or show. That habit turns a few ordered comments into a real conversation.

Songs, albums and playlists

• Song comments go on a single track, usually your lead single or the track you are pitching.
• Album comments go on an album or EP page, where fans who play the whole project leave their thoughts.
• Playlist comments suit curators who run playlists on Audiomack and want them to look followed and discussed.

A worked example

An Afrobeats artist releases a single with a video on YouTube and the audio on Audiomack. On release day they order 2,000 plays and, the next morning, 30 song comments ($5.70 with the 5% package discount). They reply to every comment and re-up the track from their own profile. Fans who find the song through re-ups see a track that listeners are talking about, and more of them leave comments of their own.

Keep the release moving

Comments help a track look alive, but the release still needs promotion. Share the Audiomack link on your socials, send it to DJs and bloggers, and ask fans to re-up it. Audiomack's charts and trending lists are driven by real listening, so a busy comment section works best on a track that people are actually finding and playing.

Before you order

• Make sure the song, album or playlist is public.
• Copy the link from the share button on Audiomack.
• Choose the comment type that matches the link: song, album or playlist.
• Check that comments are open on the release.