Promote your lofi beats on TikTok — the aesthetic way.
Lofi has the most loyal audience on the internet — people listen for 4+ hours a day. Your beats deserve to be in their playlist. Autohype posts daily aesthetic content until TikTok's algorithm figures out you exist.
The problem you're stuck in
Your lofi track is beautiful. It sounds like the kind of thing you'd hear on a 10-hour YouTube study stream. You know the vibe. SoundCloud has it. Spotify has it. 80 listeners.
The producers on Lofi Girl's roster, ChilledCow, and study-music playlists didn't get there by being better producers. They got there by having consistent TikTok presence first. The algorithm sends listeners to Spotify. Spotify editorial notices. You get on the playlist.
How Autohype solves this for you
- 1Upload your lofi track. We auto-detect the smoothest 15-second section.
- 2Visual stack: rain on café window, candle in dark room, hand writing in notebook, sunrise through curtains, Tokyo at 3 AM.
- 3No cuts needed — lofi content thrives on slow pans and calm transitions. We match the energy.
- 4Captions: "the beat that's been playing on loop since 4am", "study playlist addition you didn't ask for", "made this at midnight and it became my whole personality".
- 5Posted at 10 PM local — when lofi's audience winds down for the evening.
What the daily video actually looks like
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FAQ
Will playlist curators find my music through TikTok?
Yes — LoFi Girl, Chillhop, and most lo-fi playlist curators monitor TikTok for trending beats. High save rate + recognizable lofi aesthetic = solid chance of playlist pitch.
Can I promote instrumental-only tracks?
Lofi is the best genre for instrumental promotion — no vocals means the algorithm doesn't try to ID the artist name, and listeners save purely on vibe.
Should I use a persona or go cinematic no-face?
Cinematic no-face is the most authentic fit for lofi — pure aesthetic, no talking head. That said, "Maya" (aesthetic persona) also performs well if you want occasional voiced content.