Spotify Pitch Generator

When you upload an unreleased track to Spotify for Artists, Spotify gives you a one-time opportunity to submit a written pitch to their editorial team. The pitch is a short text (around 500 characters) describing your track's genre, mood, and context. The editorial team reviews pitches when selecting tracks for curated playlists like "New Music Friday" and genre-specific playlists.

Submit your pitch at least 7 days before your release date — Spotify recommends 14–21 days for the best chance of editorial consideration. You must pitch the track before it goes live. Once a track is released, the editorial pitch window closes permanently for that release.

Include: the genre and sub-genre, the mood and emotional tone, the listening context (when and where someone would listen), a brief story about the track's creation or inspiration, and the specific Spotify playlist you are targeting. Keep the language descriptive and specific — avoid hype words like "amazing", "banger", or "huge."

No. Spotify's editorial team receives thousands of pitches weekly and only a fraction receive placement. A strong pitch improves your chances but does not guarantee a result. Tracks that already have strong early streaming data, save rates, and playlist adds from independent curators signal positive listener response, which the editorial team considers alongside the pitch.

Yes. All artists and labels with access to Spotify for Artists can submit an editorial pitch for unreleased tracks regardless of label size. The editorial pitch feature is available through Spotify for Artists directly or through a distributor that provides Spotify for Artists access, such as DigitalPox.

No. Spotify's editorial team has access to your streaming data directly — mentioning numbers in the pitch text does not add value and can make the pitch look amateur. Focus entirely on the music: genre, mood, story, and context. The data speaks for itself on their internal dashboard.