Do not spam them with follow-up requests either. Respect their method and you will have no problem. Respect the Guidelines - As stated earlier each blog has a process for how they want music to be submitted. Trust the process and believe in your music. Do not offer to pay for a spot on their playlists. These curators are passionate about their work and want to provide the most authentic and pleasing experience for their listeners.
Integrity - Many of these free sites state that they are not interested in your money and will not include your music on their playlist if you offer to pay them. Reflect on what approach would work best for you and make it a part of your plan. You are able to submit your music after your release as well. Try submitting your music once you have distributed your music or a week before the release.
Strategic Submission - If you are planning for your release you can make the Spotify submission process a part of your release strategy. If you are looking for more information be sure to check out our past blog post on Spotify For Artists.
You will also see any lint errors in the console.Artist Profile - Be sure to have your Spotify for Artist profile setup before submitting. Goto the Duplicates Tab and alternate between Across Playlists and In Same Playlist. Goto the Artists Tab to review the artists in A1Test and A2Test. Goto the Tracks Tab to review the tracks in A1Test and A2Test. You can revoke Spottydata's access to your playlist data at anytime by logging in to Spotify and removing access altogether. Open and press Log in with Spotify Select A1Test and A2Test on the Playlist Tab (unselect all other playlists). Specifically, I require the playlist-read-private and playlist-read-collaborative scopes. Spottydata, however, only requests access to read your public and private playlists - that's it. This means that I need the user to not only request access, but log-in using their standard credentials to obtain a temporary token for which I can use to read your data. The Spotify API requires OAuth 2.0 authentication to get access to user data. Log into Spotify and then select the playlist you want to analyze! It's that easy! Why do I need to log in to analyze my playlists? To use Spottydata, simply go to the most recent production build. This project was bootstrapped with Next.js. It will run a deep analysis on your entire Spotify profile including artist networks, song history, playlist feel and tempo, and even lyrical analysis. This is a website that attempts to push my original Spotify Playlist Analyzer Python Project to the web.
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