PR Tool
Music Press Release Generator
Generate a professional press release for your single, EP, or album — ready to send to blogs and journalists.
About the Press Release Generator
A press release is the standard way to announce a music release to journalists, bloggers, playlist curators, and music publications. It must answer the five questions in the first paragraph: who, what, when, where, and why. This tool generates a complete, professionally formatted press release from your release details — ready to paste and send.
Industry-Standard Format
Follows the standard music press release format used by PR firms and labels worldwide — inverted pyramid structure with dateline.
All Sections Included
Generates the headline, dateline, opening paragraph, body, artist quote, boilerplate, and contact block automatically.
Built for Music
Handles singles, EPs, and albums — the format and language adapts to your release type.
Copy-Ready
One click copies the full press release, ready to paste into an email or send to a publicist.
Release Your Music Worldwide
Distribute to Spotify, Meta, YouTube Music, Amazon, JioSaavn, and many major platforms. Keep 100% of your rights — no label, no middleman.
Your music stays live — forever
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a music press release and who should I send it to?
A music press release is a short, structured document announcing a new release to media outlets. Send it to music blogs, online magazines, local newspapers with entertainment sections, independent playlist curators, and music journalists who cover your genre. Always address it to a specific contact rather than a generic inbox when possible.
When should I send a music press release?
Send your press release 2–4 weeks before the release date for best results. This gives outlets time to write features, schedule reviews, or coordinate premiere coverage. For major releases, 6–8 weeks is better. Never send a press release after a release is already live — the announcement window has passed.
What is the "###" at the end of a press release?
"###" is the standard press release closing symbol used by PR professionals to mark the end of the document. It signals to editors and journalists that the press release content ends there and anything below (such as a boilerplate or contact block) is supplementary.
Do I need a publicist to send a press release?
No. Independent artists can send press releases directly to journalists and blogs via email. Write a short, personalized email introducing yourself, attach the press release as plain text in the body (not a PDF attachment for cold outreach), and include a streaming link. A personalized subject line increases open rates significantly.
What is the boilerplate section in a press release?
The boilerplate is a short, standardized paragraph at the end of every press release that describes who you are. It is the "About [Artist Name]" section and appears after the "###" closing mark. It should be 2–3 sentences that remain mostly consistent across all press releases — think of it as your official public summary.
Should I include a press photo with my press release?
Yes. Always have a high-resolution press photo (minimum 300 DPI, 2400 × 1800 px or larger) ready to provide. Do not attach it unsolicited to cold-outreach emails — mention that a high-resolution press photo is available upon request. Include a download link in the email if you have one.