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Spotify pitching guide

Spotify editorial pitch examples that explain the campaign

A useful pitch gives an editor context quickly. Replace vague claims with specific musical references, a clear story and the concrete campaign supporting the release.

Specific information beats exaggerated promises.Built from Solomane’s 15+ years of hands-on experience across 50+ releases and strategies behind 800K+ streams.
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The four-part structure

Describe the sound, the story, the audience and the campaign. Each sentence should add information an editor cannot get from the song title alone.

02

Example structure

‘[Song] is a [specific sound and influence] release about [clear story]. It is built for listeners of [credible audience context]. The campaign includes [specific content, performances, press or collaborations].’

03

What to remove

Avoid ‘next big artist’, guaranteed-stream language, long biographies and unrelated achievements. Keep only evidence that supports this release.

Questions, answered

Before you build your campaign

Does a pitch guarantee placement?+

No. It improves clarity but editors make independent decisions.

Should I mention promotion?+

Yes, when it is specific and confirmed rather than speculative.

Can AI write the pitch?+

It can organize the information, but the final pitch should accurately reflect the artist and campaign.

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