Playlist pitching.
A focused release plan.

Start with the listeners you want to reach

Playlist pitching works best as part of a release plan. Sonic Frequency supports independent playlist pitching and release strategy for electronic music artists and labels, alongside consulting and A&R conversations.

Share the track, your release date and what you have already tried. We discuss the sound, intended audience and scope before agreeing the work.

Playlist pitching and Spotify editorial are different

Our service includes independent playlist pitching. That is separate from Spotify’s own editorial submission process in Spotify for Artists. Independent curators make their own decisions, and a pitch cannot guarantee acceptance, a position or a fixed number of streams.

Tell us whether your record is upcoming or already released so the discussion reflects its current stage.

What we need to review your project

• A listening link, artist profile and release date.
• The genres, audience and territories relevant to your music.
• The release plan and any promotion already underway.
• The performance information you can share for a recap.

The brief helps us determine whether playlist support, a wider release strategy or another service fits your goal.

A reporting example: Bob Howard’s Très Chic

A recap for Très Chic recorded 5,136 Spotify streams and 31 playlist adds during 4 September–1 October 2026. These are track-level totals for the reporting window. The report does not establish how much activity was caused by the campaign.

Explore the Très Chic reporting example

Assess progress in context

Streams, listeners, saves and playlist adds describe different aspects of a release. Looking at the period and source helps avoid treating a single headline number as the whole result. We discuss the reporting available for the work you choose and keep its limits clear.

For a wider launch, playlist support can be discussed alongside DJ promotion and music PR.

Explore the right support for your release