Get Interviewed

Looking for a real music artist interview that actually shows up when people search your name? Now Entertainment Magazine has been covering hip-hop and indie artists since 2011, and our interview section is syndicated to Apple News and Google News. This isn’t a copy-paste questionnaire — our editorial system writes a custom set of interview questions based on your story, your sound, and what you’re promoting right now.

How it works

1. Tell us who you are. Fill out the artist profile below — your background, your sound, your current release, and your links. The more real detail you give, the sharper your questions get.

2. Get your custom questions. Within about 30 seconds, you’ll receive ten interview questions written specifically for you, on screen and by email. No two artists ever get the same set.

3. Answer and get published. Reply to the email with your answers and 1–3 high-res photos. Your interview typically goes live within a week, and we send you the link to share.

What you get

A permanent, indexable interview on an established music publication — the kind of press link that shows up in Google when promoters, playlist curators, and fans search your artist name. Every interview is published under our editorial policy and appears alongside our coverage of both emerging and established artists.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an interview cost? One flat fee of $20. No upsells, no hidden charges, no “premium placement” games.

Do I need press experience or a bio already written? No. That’s the point. Answer the profile questions honestly and the interview questions are built around what you tell us — you don’t need a publicist or a polished EPK.

Will my interview show up on Google? Yes. Interviews are published as standard indexable articles on nowentertainment.net, which is syndicated to Apple News and Google News.

What genres do you cover? Primarily hip-hop, R&B, and indie pop, but the form covers everything from Afrobeats to country to EDM. If you make music, we can interview you.

Can I skip questions I don’t like? Yes — and better yet, the form has an “off-limits” box. Anything you list there never gets asked in the first place.

Questions before you start? Learn more about Now Entertainment or contact us.