Search curators by genre, write your pitch with AI, and track every reply in one place. Built for independent artists, managers and labels.
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Find relevant curators, write a personal pitch for each one, send it and track the reply, all without jumping between tools. Add your tracks and one account covers every release you work on.
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Search PlaylistFeed by genre and subgenre to find curators and playlists that may fit your release. Review each playlist and curator before deciding who to pitch, and focus on playlists that already share music in your genre.
See your matchesYour Emo Nights playlist added two tracks in the same tempo range as mine last month, so I wanted to send Bold in case it fits. It is a 148 BPM guitar led single released on 14 March, and early support has come from three playlists in the same genre. The Spotify link is below if you want to hear it.
PlaylistFeed drafts a personal pitch for each curator, so you never open a blank page again. Every draft names the curator’s playlist, says why your track fits and drops in the streaming link. Edit any line before you send, then save the pitch as one of up to 8 templates and reuse it on your next release.
Start for freeThanks for sending this over. Adding it to the Friday refresh and I will keep the artist on file for the next round.
Your pitch lands in the curator’s review inbox inside PlaylistFeed, and the curator is notified at the verified address on file, one curator at a time. Watch each pitch move from delivered to opened, replied and added on the same screen, with no spreadsheet to keep up to date. Curators have 7 days to accept or decline, and a submission nobody answers closes at the end of that window so you can send the track somewhere else.
See the feedSearch 1,500+ verified curators across 120+ genres and subgenres, from lo fi to hard techno. Filter by genre or subgenre to pull up the active playlists in your lane, so your release reaches curators who already play music like yours. Every match opens a verified curator you can pitch in the app.
Your Emo Nights playlist added two tracks in the same tempo range last month, so I wanted to send this one over.
Every playlist on PlaylistFeed passes five checks before it reaches your screen: reviewed, active in the last 90 days, contact address tested, follower patterns screened and a real curator behind the listing. You skip the afternoon spent proving a list is worth pitching, and your pitch lands in a verified curator review inbox.
One PlaylistFeed account holds all your songs and releases, each with its own pitches and replies. You see what you sent for every single, EP or album without opening a new tool, and you pick up the next release with the curators who already know your music.
Pitching one release by hand means opening playlist after playlist, working out which ones are still active, hunting for a contact address that delivers, writing every email from scratch and keeping your own record of who answered. That is the part PlaylistFeed does for you.
Other platforms hand you a list and leave the checking to you, which is an afternoon gone before a single pitch goes out. Every listing on PlaylistFeed passes five checks before it reaches your screen, so you start from playlists that are already reviewed. No screen catches everything, so listings that stop meeting the checks are removed and anything that looks wrong gets re-reviewed on report.
Discovery, pitching and tracking in one plan. Here is what each part does, on the screen it runs on.
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Your Emo Nights playlist added two tracks in the same tempo range as mine last month, so I wanted to send Bold in case it fits. It is a 148 BPM guitar led single released on 14 March, and early support has come from three playlists in the same genre. The Spotify link is below if you want to hear it.
Thanks for sending this over. Adding it to the Friday refresh and I will keep the artist on file for the next round.
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Half a million streams and 1,554 playlist adds from a single song, shared with the artist’s permission. This is one artist’s Spotify for Artists data, not a typical result and not a projection. Placements are never guaranteed, and results vary by song, genre and release.
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