Top 20 Places to Submit Your Music in 2025
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Top 20 Places to Submit Your Music in 2025

Your Guide to Getting Heard by Playlists, Blogs, and Labels

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Crafting exceptional music is a monumental effort, but ensuring it reaches the ears of potential fans is an entirely different challenge. In today’s crowded digital music scene, artists need smart submission strategies to cut through the noise and connect with the right audiences. Relying on a single platform is not enough; a successful approach involves a mix of direct pitching, using submission hubs, and reaching out to independent curators and blogs.

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This list provides a curated roadmap of effective platforms and avenues to elevate your music’s reach in 2025. Each entry offers a genuine opportunity for upcoming artists, from major streaming services to influential blogs and niche playlist communities. Remember to research each platform to understand its specific sound and audience before submitting your work.


  1. Spotify for Artists

    This is Spotify’s official free tool for pitching unreleased music directly to its editorial team for playlist consideration. Submitting at least seven days before release also guarantees your track lands on your followers’ Release Radar playlists. The data you provide in the pitch helps Spotify’s algorithm better understand and categorize your music for listeners.

  2. SubmitHub

    SubmitHub is a popular platform that connects artists with a large network of over 1,800 bloggers, playlisters, and record labels. You can submit using free standard credits or purchase premium credits, which guarantee a response within 72 hours and written feedback if declined. Its powerful filters help you find curators that specifically match your niche genre.

  3. Musosoup

    This platform uses a unique model where you submit your music once for free. If approved by the Musosoup team, you pay a single campaign fee to make your track available to a network of curators who then send you offers of coverage. You are in control of which offers to accept, and the platform can yield diverse results like blog reviews, interviews, and playlist adds.

  4. Groover

    Based in France, Groover connects artists with an international network of curators, blogs, and labels. Its main promise is that you will receive feedback on your submission within seven days, or you will get your submission credits back. The platform is noted to be effective for genres like indie pop, electronic, and singer songwriter styles.

  5. Playlist Push

    Playlist Push is a promotion service that pitches your music to Spotify playlist curators and TikTok influencers. The platform uses an internal system to match your song to relevant curators based on genre and other factors. Campaigns are more expensive than other platforms, but can result in significant stream increases when successful due to a thorough curator vetting process.

  6. Soundplate

    Originally an electronic music label, Soundplate now offers tools for music promotion and a system for submitting music to Spotify playlists. Many playlist submissions are free for artists. While historically strong in electronic genres, it also lists playlists for rock, indie, hip hop, and pop.

  7. Indiemono

    As one of the largest independent Spotify playlist communities, Indiemono focuses on discovering new talent. They give special attention to supporting emerging artists, including those with fewer than 1,000 streams. Submitting your music through their website is free, and they consider tracks for many different playlists even if you submit to just one.

  8. SoundCampaign

    This service connects artists with playlist curators, with a focus on providing constructive feedback from its A&R team. Artists set a budget for their campaign, and the platform pitches the music to relevant curators in its network. It is praised for its transparent reporting and for helping artists refine their sound and marketing strategy.

  9. For The Love Of Bands

    This is a music platform that reviews and features artists, often for free. They offer distinct submission options for Spotify playlist consideration, YouTube compilations, and reviews. Paid options are also available for artists who want to skip the submission queue.

  10. Soave Records

    Soave is a Dutch record label and music company that curates Spotify playlists focused on “feel good music”. Their sound leans towards melodic house, pop, and indie dance. Submitting to them offers a dual opportunity for playlist consideration and the chance to be noticed by the label for A&R purposes.

  11. A&R Factory

    A prominent music blog and A&R platform, A&R Factory offers reviews and features to help emerging artists gain exposure and credibility. They cover a wide range of genres, and a feature can provide excellent material for your EPK. Submissions are typically accepted for free for editorial consideration.

  12. Earmilk

    Earmilk is a highly respected online music publication known for covering a broad spectrum of music and helping launch new artists. A feature on Earmilk carries substantial weight in the industry. The publication often uses SubmitHub to manage its music submission process.

  13. Atwood Magazine

    This independent music magazine is recognized for its in depth artist interviews and thoughtful features on emerging talent. Their coverage often includes indie, alternative, pop, and folk music. They are generally open to direct email submissions from artists, and a feature can provide nuanced and impactful coverage.

  14. Indie Shuffle

    Indie Shuffle is a music discovery blog that helps listeners find fresh talent through curated playlists and reviews. Their focus is primarily on indie rock but extends to hip hop and electronic genres. The blog frequently uses SubmitHub to handle music submissions from artists.

  15. Obscure Sound

    This music blog’s mission is to introduce readers to new music from artists they have likely never encountered before. This makes it an excellent target for genuinely emerging and under the radar artists. Obscure Sound accepts pitches via email or through its profile on SubmitHub.

  16. This Song Is Sick

    This platform showcases fresh electronic, hip hop, indie, and alternative music to a large global following. They are known for their tastemaking abilities and influence among fans of these genres. The site typically manages its high volume of submissions through the SubmitHub platform.

  17. Work Hard Playlist Hard

    This platform is centered around the educational book of the same name by Mike Warner, which teaches strategies for music promotion. It also allows artists to submit their music to a network of independent Spotify curators. The dual benefit is learning valuable strategy while also getting a chance for playlist placement.

  18. alexrainbird Music

    This is a popular YouTube music promotion channel known for its indie, pop, and rock compilations that often feature emerging artists. A feature on a large channel like this can result in massive exposure and drive traffic to your streaming profiles. Submission details can typically be found on their website or YouTube “About” page.

  19. Glassnote Records

    For artists seeking a label deal, many reputable labels have clear demo policies. Glassnote Records, home to successful indie and alternative acts, has historically accepted demos via email. Remember to thoroughly research any label’s sound and roster to ensure your music is a good fit before submitting.

  20. Daily Playlists

    This platform allows artists to submit one track to multiple playlists at once for free. However, extreme caution is advised. Users have reported serious issues, including claims that the service took unauthorized actions on their Spotify accounts and that many playlists appeared to be bot driven. The potential negative impact may outweigh the convenience of free submission.


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The journey of getting your music heard requires persistence, research, and a professional approach. Use this list as a starting point to build a diversified submission strategy. By combining these powerful tools with genuine relationship building, you can ensure that the music you pour your soul into finds the audience it deserves.

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