Music promotion is a tough gig. How do you cut through the noise and get your name out there? It’s not easy but it’s certainly not impossible. There are a few vital apps out there that can get you noticed. Here’s some of the best music promotion apps every up-and-coming artist needs.

We’ve got a lot of ideas. Probably too many, which is why we need to prioritise which ones to execute first. That’s always a tough decision.

In the first round of development we spent a lot of time creating Rotor as you see it now. It works and we love it, but it’s merely a taste of what we can do. There’s a lot more to come. We went through several UI iterations and just managed to get to something we were all happy with as our first demonstration. Now it’s time to move forward.

Rotor has loads of new features in store for our users, like our upcoming mobile app and tons of great new AI to make even better videos.

However, we still want to keep the beta version of Rotor in development, and give the users new features they can use now. So today we're launched even more new video styles for you guys to try out: Mix Tape and Rolling Fog.

We're commited to helping you create the most unique music video possible with Rotor. To help you do this, we'll be frequently launching new editing styles to infuse originality into your next Rotor production.

Today we're pleased to present 3 new and varied styles waiting to be tried out with your song.

Two years ago, the three founders of Rotor sat in a basement office in Dublin, and began to sketch out our ideas for how a website would make music videos. We were feeling around in the dark, full of optimism, 100% committed, and excited about what we were doing. We had a little seed funding, and eagerly booked tickets to SXSW with the hope that we would have a beta version of Rotor ready to show. Three months later, we arrived at SXSW with little but a short animated video describing what we hoped Rotor would become. It was helpful, but far from the early beta version that we were so confident we would have.