24/01/2026
It doesn’t matter what you write in the pitch text on Spotify for Artists.
Maybe you spent two weeks before your release trying to figure out what to write there...
Did I pick the right genre? What do they mean by “mood”? What do I have to say to get into official playlists?
You check the usual playlists after midnight.
Nothing. Your song isn’t there.
Meanwhile, every other artist in your genre made it again.
The harsh truth is: you’re wasting your time on the wrong things.
What do I mean by that?
The time you spend worrying about what to write in the pitch — and the time you spend being frustrated when it doesn’t work again — could be used much better.
Stop looking left and right. Start marketing yourself and your songs properly.
So loud that no one can ignore you — and they have no choice but to place you.
You’re wondering how that’s supposed to work?
First, you need the foundation to market your songs sustainably.
Good music marketing starts with a validated audience that genuinely loves your songs.
In other words:
If you don’t have at least 20–30 raving fans commenting on your Instagram posts yet, it’ll be hard to reach critical mass.
How do you get there?
Definitely NOT by copying random TikTok trends that make you look like a joke.
And NOT through influencer campaigns where you burn thousands of euros. (Use that money for a vacation instead.)
Let’s be honest:
You already have enough information.
And that information — combined with your personal, hard work — got you to four or maybe low five figures.
But if you want your artist project to finally grow without you acting as the Chief Hustle Officer 24/7, you need to start pulling the right marketing levers — in the right order.
Because as you know:
The strategies, habits, and routines that got you here are the same ones holding you back from growing further.
That’s why you need to approach it differently now.
Ready to discover the strategy that can position your music as the leader of your genre?
