Licensors and labels can make a pitch label-only.Īrtists and managers can see the song and who pitched it, but can’t edit or view some pitch details (e.g. You can also request to pin singles to your This Is playlist if you have one. However, submitting a pitch at least 7 days before release day will get your song on your followers’ Release Radar playlists. Stay on our editors’ radar by building your fanbase and engaging with your audience on Spotify and beyond. If your song doesn’t get picked, it may still get discovered later. Pitching doesn’t guarantee playlist placement. You can also check the Playlists tab in Spotify for Artists when your release goes live and explore detailed stats about it. We’ll email you if your song gets picked. You can edit your pitch up to release day, but there’s no guarantee our editors will see the changes.Anyone with Admin or Editor access can see and edit the pitch.Our editors might pick a different song from your release on their playlist.

You can’t pitch if you’re a featured artist on the song.

See the status Available Soon? We're still processing your release (it can take a few days until it's ready to pitch).

Get your music in early so our editors have time to listen.The more info we get, the better chance it has. On web, you can also pitch from the Music tab under UPCOMING.At the top of Home, select PITCH FROM NEXT RELEASE.We'll also add your pitched song to your followers' Release Radar playlists. Use Spotify for Artists to pitch an upcoming, unreleased song to our playlist editors.

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