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Playlist Pitching: Prepare Context Curators Can Use

By WBBT RecordsPublished November 6, 2024Updated 2026-10-06· 1 min read
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A curator needs to understand the recording and its fit quickly. A long biography or a promise of guaranteed popularity can obscure the musical information that matters.

Put it into practice

Prepare a concise pitch with genre, mood, release date and one listening link. Submit through official channels and keep a record of where and when you sent it.

Review the result without overclaiming

Write down the audience action you want before the campaign starts. Use a consistent date range and separate audience analytics from royalty reporting. Keep your official artist names and release links accurate. A small, relevant audience response can be more useful than a large number that does not lead to repeat listening; neither guarantees revenue.

Your next step

Prepare a concise pitch with genre, mood, release date and one listening link. Keep a short record of the decision and revisit it after your next completed project.

Prepare your artist profile for the relevant WBBT Records workflow.

Further reading

Check current requirements at Spotify for Artists. Platform policies, features and commercial terms can change; confirm the details for your own account and release.

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