How do I get my music heard for free?

Publish your songs on a free artist page that search engines and AI assistants can read, such as Yesodi, then share that one link everywhere so listeners can find you without paid ads.

Why is no one listening to my music?

In most cases the music is uploaded but not findable. Give it a home that ranks on Google and AI search, describe it in plain language, and point all your links to that page.

Do I need a lot of followers to get heard?

No. Discovery through search and AI does not depend on an existing audience, so a findable page can bring new listeners even if you are starting from zero.

Does Yesodi put my music on Spotify?

No. Streaming placement needs a distributor. Yesodi is the free home that gets your music found, heard, and sold, which you use alongside a distributor.

How to Get Your Music Heard

Uploads are not the same as listeners

Many artists upload a song and wait, then wonder why nothing happens. Uploading puts a file somewhere. Getting heard means people can actually find that file when they search, scroll, or ask an assistant for new music. The gap between the two is discovery, and discovery is what most free tools ignore. Fixing it starts with one findable home for your work.

Give your music a home that can be found

A free artist page on Yesodi lets you publish your tracks, your bio, and your links in minutes, with no hosting bill and no upfront cost. Because your page lives on a domain that Google and AI assistants already read, your name and your songs can surface the moment someone searches for them. That turns a static upload into something a stranger can discover.

Write your page so search understands it

Use your real artist name in the title, name your genre and city in plain words, and describe each track in a sentence a fan would actually type. Search engines and AI tools match language, so a page that says what you sound like will be shown to people looking for that sound. Vague pages stay invisible, while clear pages get pulled into results.

Send every link to one place

Instead of scattering people across ten profiles, point every post, comment, and message to your one page. This concentrates attention, builds the page's authority over time, and gives new listeners a single door in. One strong link beats ten weak ones.

Turn a first listen into a follow

Once someone lands, make it easy to stay. Add a short note about what you are working on, a way to follow you, and a way to reach you for bookings or collaborations. A listener who follows is a listener you can reach again for the next release.

What Yesodi does and does not do

Yesodi is a free place to publish your music, tell your story, get found on Google and AI, and sell directly to fans. It does not place your track inside Spotify or Apple Music, since streaming placement needs a music distributor. Use both together: a distributor for streaming catalogs, and a Yesodi page as the findable home that actually gets you discovered and heard.