There are neither templates nor particular structures that must be followed for writing reviews, but it’s crucial to meet our requirements. Please check our Terms and Conditions for more information. Overall, keep the following in mind:
Write your reviews in a respectful and professional manner
Be detailed and objective while describing your impression of the track
Avoid being rude, offensive, subjective, or offering unconstructive negative judgments
Try to mention something that will help the artist grow
If you decide not to add a track to your playlist, be reasonable in explaining why
Please also check the examples of proper and improper reviews.
A good example of a well-prepared review
"Hey there, thank you for sharing your song 'Freedom' with us. I enjoyed the riff in the chorus, and the vocal performance was excellent. However, the lyrics didn’t quite grab my interest, and I felt the intro was a bit too long. I’m sorry, but I’ll have to pass on this one. Please remember, this is just my personal opinion - musical taste is always subjective. Wishing you all the best!"
"Hello, I hope you're doing well, and thank you for the submission. I really liked the dreamy melody, and the guitar work was brilliant. However, the drums felt a bit too harsh for a chill Lofi song, in my opinion. I’m sorry, but I’ll have to pass on this one. Best of luck with the promotion!"
"I liked the vocal performance of your song, but it is a bit too heavy for my indie and pop-rock playlist. It’s a well-made track, but it doesn’t quite fit with my editorial style. I hope you understand, and best of luck with the promotion!"
These reviews are detailed and show real appreciation for the artist's work and recommendations. They specify the reason the song can't be playlisted and what areas can be improved in it.
An example of a non-suitable review
''The track is boring and I do not know why the artists even dared to select this kind of music genre.''
This review is vague, it can also be considered offensive.