Nip Tuck

Artists do request to collaborate in both 1.2 and upcoming in 1.3. In terms of reputation, that makes sense, however it’s not that uncommon for smaller artists to secure big collaborations in the streaming age. Especially where labels are able to pay up the collaboration fee.

Is it possible to choose which song an artist promotes, rather than just the latest single? Artists won’t always promote the most recent single, especially if an older single is doing better or rising on the charts. It’d be good if we could choose which single we want our artists to promote when we book promo.

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Not sure if this has been considered or suggested but I think remixes should be able to be made for songs that have already been released. I know that there's already remixes in the game but it doesn't really make sense that they're made during the recording process as they're own song, rather than an 'addition' to an already recorded song, if that makes sense. Putting out remixes for singles or even album tracks is common practice in the industry now so I think it'd be cool to see it in the game.

IS there a list of artists already in the game to compare to?

I was auditioning for k-pop artists in Korea, and I had the language set to Korean and the role set to singer and rapper only. When the auditions were over, I went to look at the artists and they all had English is their language as well as random roles like drummer or guitarist. I haven't found a way to remove roles of people so this is a little annoying. From what I've gathered language doesn't really impact much in the game. But, is there a way to change / remove roles from people?

I think it's really amazing this game has so many charts for individual countries, but all in all it is kind of useless. What I mean is, in a bigger region (e.g. Europe) a song will peak in pretty much the same position across all the charts, even if your artist only speaks French and is a French artist, for example. It would be great if I could have a song only be a hit in one European without all the rest, if that makes sense. Also, on the topic of the chart system, I find that no matter how low my artists reputation is, even if it's at zero, they always chart in every single chart, no matter where they are from. I had an African, afropop artist whose debut single was hardly promoted even in Africa, it debuted at #21 in the US charts, which is just very unrealistic.