Finch Bergling

Finch Bergling Music Marketing & Spotify Playlists ⚡ Helping Musicians Find Their Audience 🎶
🎧 Playlist Followers - 27k

10/09/2026

Comment FILM and I’ll send you the link 🐦

10/08/2026

I don’t like music that’s completely made by AI. My songs carry my voice, my story and my mistakes, and I want them to stay that way.

A music video has a different job. It’s how people find the song. Most AI videos feel like slop because the video knows nothing about the song. So I built FilmMySong to read your lyrics and what the song is about, and you change every scene until it feels like yours.

The music stays 100% human, and the video helps people find it.

Where do you draw the line with AI in music?

10/02/2026

Playlists and social media work, but everyone is already using them, so you’re fighting for the same attention as every other artist.

Meta ads are the one channel almost nobody in music is using properly, and that’s exactly why they’re still cheap and still working.

It took me years to figure them out, so I put the whole process into a course and I teach it step by step.

Comment learn and I’ll send you the link.

09/27/2026

If I had one year to go full time with music, these are the 7 habits I would start right away 👇🏼

[But first, save this post and comment ‘100k’ to access my FREE 100k challenge that will help you gain 100k followers and 500k streams in 2026]

1. Make a plan for how you’ll earn money from music. Write down every way you could do it, like merch, a store, shows, sync, or teaching, because streams alone won’t pay your rent.

2. Open a store, even if you start with only one product. You find out what your fans will pay for only after you give them something to buy.

3. Build your own website, so fans have one place where they can find your music, your store, and your email list.

4. Learn how to use AI for the work around your music, like building your website, writing captions, or planning your content. That way you don’t need to pay for a lot of tools in your first year.

5. Send 3 DMs every day to other artists, producers, curators, or people in the industry. After a year, that’s over 1,000 conversations, and some of them will turn into collaborations or paid work.

6. Test how you can earn money from your skills, like mixing for other artists, producing, teaching lessons, or making content for brands. That money buys you more time for your own music.

7. Release a new song every 4 to 6 weeks and post every day. The store, the website, and the DMs all work better when more people know your music.

For more tips on growing your career, access my FREE 100k music marketing challenge.

Comment ‘100k’, and I will send it your way!

09/22/2026

I know musicians with 300 monthly listeners who sell tickets, and musicians with 300,000 who can’t get one comment.

Numbers used to pay the bills on their own. Now it comes down to your branding and how you show up on social media. People want to feel proud that they found you first.

If you played a show in your city tonight, how many people would come?

09/16/2026

What to do before you release a song, because a lot of artists do all of this in the wrong order…

I go through seven things in the video and they all connect to each other.

You need feedback before you spend any money, a Spotify profile that doesn’t look empty, your content already filmed, playlists that fit your genre, ads approved before release day, and your own artist playlist so people hear more than one song. And then you need a timeline for all of it.

I feel like most releases go nowhere because nothing was ready before release day, and the song itself was usually fine.

Comment SYSTEM if you want me to run this for you ⭐️

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