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How To Pitch Your New Music To Spotify Editors For Play List Consideration Free

How To Pitch Your New Music To Spotify Editors For Play List Consideration Free



Now you're in the process of releasing your new music. Your songs have been distributed to the stores and DSPs and you want to pitch to Spotify editors.

Probably your music can catch their ears and they could add it to one of their editorial playlists.

Playlists are one of the places to get new audience for your music.

Spotify being a giant of the music streaming sphere is one of the places you should be looking to promote your releases.

To be able to pitch to Spotify editors, first you should have claimed your artiste profile, and your music must have been sent to Spotify, ready for release.

To begin, login to your artiste's profile at: https://artists.spotify.com

Click the Music tab, then upcoming releases.

You'll see your upcoming release(s).

Click "pitch a release" link below the release you wish to pitch.

Enter all required information about the release.
This includes the genre, location, instruments used in the song, etc.

Enter the song details by selecting applicable options.


Click next, then add a description to the song, how the song was created. You could also tell Spotify editors how you intend to promote the song.



If you make your pitch at least a week before release date, your song could appear on your listeners' release radar.




And that is the end of your pitch.

Spotify will greet you with a congratulatory message.

Pitching a song does not necessarily mean your music will be added to one of Spotify's playlists.

Thousands of songs a pitched daily, so it's a matter of chance to get your music added to one of the editorials' playlists by pitching to Spotify editors.

If your song has not caught Spotify's attention yet, you shouldn't be discouraged.

Keep pitching your new releases to Spotify editors and it might get their attention someday.


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