Hey everyone. Hope you're having a great weekend. I've been going back and forth with AMP Support for several weeks, but unfortunately haven't been able to make much progress, so I'm hoping someone here might have experience with this. My catalog (or at least part of it) is approved for Radio on Pandora, but I'm getting almost no Radio Spins. Some numbers for context: 165 tracks currently in my Pandora catalog 16 total Radio Spins across the entire catalog in the past 28 days Only about 50 of the 165 tracks have ever received a Radio Spin at all Even when I start my own artist station from a personal Pandora account, my own music appears very rarely I've been using AMP for over a year and have tried the tools available to me: playlists, Artist Audio Messages, and Featured Tracks. Unfortunately, none of these seem to have resulted in sustained Radio activity. My most recent Featured Track campaign resulted in 0 Radio Spins, and my tracks now receive so few Radio Spins that I can't meet the 10-spin eligibility requirement to run another Featured Track campaign. For additional context, I'm a lo-fi beats artist with an established catalog and 500K+ monthly listeners on another major streaming platform. On that platform, this same catalog has generated approximately 229,000 algorithmic "radio" streams. I completely understand that success on another platform doesn't guarantee success on Pandora, and I'm not expecting Pandora to match those numbers. I'm mentioning them only because I'm trying to understand whether I'm dealing with a discoverability/Radio-seeding issue rather than simply a lack of listener interest. What I'm really trying to figure out is this: Has anyone here had a Radio-approved catalog that received almost no Radio Spins, and then successfully gotten it into more consistent Radio rotation? If so, what actually changed? I'm especially curious whether there is anything that affects how tracks initially enter Pandora's Radio recommendation system ... Genome analysis, station seeds, thumbs/listener signals, catalog-level curation, AMP activity, or something else entirely. And is there any way to determine whether all 165 tracks are actually eligible for Radio, versus simply being available on Premium/on-demand? I'm not looking for guaranteed streams or special treatment. I'm just trying to understand what signals or steps can give a Radio-approved lo-fi catalog a legitimate opportunity to enter Pandora's recommendation system. Any advice from artists who've dealt with something similar would be hugely appreciated. Thanks!
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