Check out your album review options on the SubmitHub Marketplace ➡️ www.submithub.com/m/c/album-ep...

Fun fact: album reviews are by far the most requested service in our Marketplace. Our specialists receive album review requests more than twice as often as EP reviews 🤯

Sure, you could pitch a song to bloggers and mention it's part of an album (some who love it might highlight the LP too). You could hire a PR company to secure write-ups. Or you could take control and request quotes for a few solid album reviews through SubmitHub’s Marketplace 📝

Promoting multiple songs is already a big job – but beyond that, you also want your album mentioned across the internet, building both credibility and searchability. And what better way to do that than with a few high-quality album reviews?

💡 Just make sure to check their outlet to see if it fits your style before submitting, and try not to go too low on the genre match score.

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Spotify is a PROMOTIONAL tool – a way to build connections, reach future showgoers, merch buyers 🧢 ... and people who actually stick around.

Expecting playlisting, ads, and all that to directly make your money back just because you pushed your Spotify can be a bit naive. The real value of streaming is reach – how easy it is for fans to find you, hear your music, and follow along.

💡 That only happens rarely, and usually for artists who really (REALLY) blow up. And even then, it’s rarely just because they’re on Spotify – it also comes from social media presence, gigging, and a lot more 📲🎤

You'll find it at submithub.com/chat?room=ads – or head to the Chat section and find #ads second on the list. Anyone can ask a question, respond to others, or just say hi 👋 – so feel free to drop by whenever you’re in the mood or need some ads-related advice.

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Even if they don’t end up liking it more (they just might, if you ask about a part of the song that's really cool ;), you’ll still get more value out of the feedback. Ask about similar artists, genre tags, or smth more focused, e.g. thoughts on the mix or a particular instrument.

3️⃣ Dedicate 1-2 lines to DEFINE THE SONG (its style+message), then 1 line on WHERE IT FITS and why. Suggesting the right editorial playlists helps editors a lot. Wrap up by sharing your PROMO PLANS – mention any ads, social media presence, music videos, or upcoming album/EP/gigs.

2️⃣ Use those genres/moods to target smaller editorial playlists that fit your track best. Jot down a couple you can see your song on – you'll mention these in your pitch.

So what’s important in your quick pitch? Like with SubmitHub, make sure to:

1️⃣ Pick the right genres and moods. If unsure, pick fewer rather than a weird mix like "hip-hop, indie singer-songwriter, experimental electronic" – that’ll just confuse the editor.

There are many factors influencing whether your song gets picked: its quality, how many releases are out that week, the editor's taste, and luck. A solid pitch can definitely make a difference. Editors are human, and your pitch can help them figure out where your song belongs.

Playlisters who give songs a solid spot up top? We see that. So does the data 📊 (And yes, only our platform makes all of that public – just click on any playlist under any curator, or use our Playlist Checker submithub.com/playlist-checker 🙌).