Find Spotify Playlist Curators for Your Music

These five curators are starting points for different sounds. Listen to their current playlists and check the details on their profiles before submitting.

Soave — explore tropical house, lounge and other electronic playlists.

Systemic — explore rap, hip-hop, EDM, phonk and country playlists.

Country Hits Group — explore country, country-pop and acoustic country playlists.

Unique Playlists — explore organic house, melodic techno, pop, rock and indie playlists.

Indie Folk Central — explore indie folk, acoustic, singer-songwriter and folk-pop playlists.

A curator's name or total followers only tells part of the story. Choose a playlist that suits this particular release, rather than sending every track to the same large accounts.

Listen to several recent tracks. Compare their genre, energy, mood and production style with your release. A quiet acoustic song and a high-energy dance track need different listeners, even when both fit a broad label such as pop.

On curator profiles, review the playlists, estimated listeners and recent share rate alongside follower counts. Share rate describes past curator decisions, not your song's chance of acceptance. A smaller playlist with the right audience can be a better choice than a large one built around a different sound.

On SubmitLink, use the submission option on a curator's profile or select playlists in your campaign. You can pitch through the platform without finding an email address first. Review the displayed price and submission details before sending your song.

If you contact a curator outside SubmitLink, follow their published submission instructions. Include a working song link and a short explanation of why the track fits their playlist.

artist.tools' playlist curator contact list is an option for researching contacts for your own outreach. SubmitLink was created by the same team that made artist.tools; we're sister companies.

Yes. We guarantee that the playlists you submit to through SubmitLink are bot-free. Our specialist team reviews curators and playlists, with ongoing monitoring powered by artist.tools to identify suspicious activity and artificial growth.

SubmitLink was created by the same team that made artist.tools. That shared expertise in playlist auditing is part of how we review and monitor our curator network.

Yes. SubmitLink's free campaign option lets you submit one song to up to two eligible playlists every 24 hours. Eligibility and availability vary, so use the free workflow to see your current options.

See how free playlist submissions work and start with playlists that fit your release.

No. A paid submission pays for the curator's review, while the curator decides whether your song fits. Our bot-free playlist guarantee concerns playlist quality; it does not promise that every song will be accepted.

Campaigns let you choose individual playlists. Direct submissions on a curator profile have their own displayed price and submission details.

Compare the paid playlist promotion options before deciding how to spend your budget.

No. SubmitLink connects you with independent curators who manage their own Spotify playlists. Spotify's editorial playlists are selected by Spotify's own team.

Spotify for Artists explains the separate editorial pitching process. Use the appropriate route for the kind of playlist you want to reach.