Market & release
Playlist pitch generator that names real playlists
Add your track and Playlist Pitch Description writes DSP pitches, with the Spotify pitch kept to the character limit you set, plus curator emails with their own subject lines, naming only playlists it found on the web.
Playlist Pitch Description is Soundverse's playlist pitch generator: it analyzes your track, searches the web for real playlists that fit, and writes pitches for Spotify, Amazon Music and other DSPs. It is built for independent artists, managers and labels pitching a new release to editors and curators. You get DSP pitches, with the Spotify pitch written to the character limit you set, and up to 10 curator emails, each with its own subject line.
See it in action
- AI Playlist Pitch Generator: Write Spotify, Apple Music and Curator Pitches in Seconds | Soundverse A walkthrough of the playlist pitch tool analyzing a track, finding real playlists on the web and writing DSP and curator pitches.
How it works
Add your track
Open Playlist Pitch Description from AI Tools under Market, or choose Promote, then Playlist Pitch on a song in your Library. Pick the track or upload an audio file.
Give it the facts
Add the track name, reference artists and a brief with the release date, story and press so far. Paste lyrics only if you want lines quoted; pitches quote only what you paste.
Set targets and limits
Choose a Target DSP: Spotify + Amazon, Spotify, Amazon or All DSPs. Keep Name Real Playlists on, then set the Spotify character limit (200 to 500) and the number of curator variations (1 to 10).
Generate in Chat
Press Generate in Chat. The pitches arrive in your Agent One chat with source links for the playlists named, and you can copy each paragraph on its own.
Why use Playlist Pitch Description
Real playlists, with links
With Name Real Playlists on, it names only playlists its web search found and adds the source links, so you can check each one.
Sized for the pitch form
The Spotify pitch is written to the character limit you set, from 200 to 500 characters.
Curator emails that vary
Get 1 to 10 curator email variations, each with its own subject line, so you are not sending every curator the same note.
Written from your track
Pitches start from an analysis of the song and the details you enter, and quote lyrics only from what you paste.
Great for
- Spotify editorial pitch for a new single
- Amazon Music pitch for release week
- Emails to independent playlist curators
- Pitches for Apple Music and Deezer too
- Find real playlists that fit your sound
- Tighten a pitch to a shorter limit
Frequently asked questions
What is Playlist Pitch Description, Soundverse's playlist pitch generator?
Playlist Pitch Description is Soundverse's playlist pitch generator, which writes DSP and curator pitches from your track. It analyzes the song, searches the web for real playlists that fit, and returns pitches for Spotify, Amazon Music and other DSPs plus curator emails, each with its own subject line.
How do I write a Spotify playlist pitch with AI?
Open Playlist Pitch Description in Soundverse, pick your track, and add the track name, reference artists and a short brief about the release. Choose Spotify as the Target DSP, set the Spotify character limit between 200 and 500, and press Generate in Chat. Copy the pitch from the chat into your Spotify for Artists pitch form.
Which platforms does the playlist pitch cover?
Playlist Pitch Description writes for Spotify and Amazon Music by default. Choose All DSPs to add Apple Music and Deezer, or pick Spotify or Amazon on its own. Every run also writes 1 to 10 emails to independent curators, each with its own subject line, so one pass covers editors and curators.
Are the playlists it names real?
Yes, when Name Real Playlists is on: Playlist Pitch Description names only playlists its web search found and adds the source links. Playlists change, so open each link and check that the playlist is active and takes submissions before you pitch it. With the setting off, the pitches do not name specific playlists.
Will a playlist pitch get my song on a playlist?
No. Playlist Pitch Description writes the pitches, but editors and curators decide what they add, and Soundverse cannot promise a placement. Playlist Pitch Description also does not submit anything: you paste the Spotify and Amazon Music pitches into each platform's pitch tool, send Apple Music and Deezer pitches through your distributor, and send curator emails yourself, or hand the submissions to Music Business Agent (Computer Use).
Is Playlist Pitch Description free?
Soundverse is free to sign up, and new accounts get free starter tokens. Each Playlist Pitch Description run uses tokens from your plan, and the Pricing page lists what each plan includes. One run returns every DSP pitch and curator variation you asked for, ready to copy from the chat.
What should I put in the brief?
Give Playlist Pitch Description the facts an editor or curator wants: the release date, the story behind the song and any press so far. Add a few reference artists, because the playlist search uses your track's genres and those artists. Paste lyrics only if you want them quoted, since pitches quote lines only from what you paste.
What files does Playlist Pitch Description accept?
Playlist Pitch Description takes one audio track from your Soundverse Library or an upload in MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG or M4A. The track is required because every pitch starts from an analysis of its style. On the Free plan the brief and lyrics boxes hold up to 400 characters each. You need the rights to anything you upload.
Ready to pitch your release?
Add your track and get DSP pitches and curator emails that name real playlists, with links to check.