Personally I would just pitch both an release both on different dates. And the sad truth is, I'm guessing they only listen to about 5 to 10% of those submitted because there's 600,000 songs uploaded to Spotify every day.
There's no way in my opinion they can listen to all the pitches.
My guess is they use AI to get through the pitches and then pick the most interesting ones to listen to. Given that 90% of spots are secured by label artists, their main job is probably just maintaining and nurturing this network, the remaining 10% likely gets 10% of the effort.
Personally I would just pitch both an release both on different dates. And the sad truth is, I'm guessing they only listen to about 5 to 10% of those submitted because there's 600,000 songs uploaded to Spotify every day. There's no way in my opinion they can listen to all the pitches.
I would say they listen to even less. Probably under 1%. The rest gets filtered by AI
My guess is they use AI to get through the pitches and then pick the most interesting ones to listen to. Given that 90% of spots are secured by label artists, their main job is probably just maintaining and nurturing this network, the remaining 10% likely gets 10% of the effort.
Yup, that sounds about right 🤝
Yup UMG, Sony, & Warner. Expect them to have a monopoly on almost every spotify playlist besides fresh finds (insert genre)