Submit a track to the Planetary playlists

Yes. Pitching a track to a Planetary playlist costs nothing, and no payment, subscription, or purchase changes a decision. Selection is editorial: a curator places tracks that fit a specific playlist. There is no pay-for-placement tier and no paid review queue.

Production quality is part of editorial review, alongside the song, lane fit, and playlist flow. Reducing distracting hiss and balancing a finished mix can make the music easier to hear clearly. Attach the same recording released at your Spotify link. Buying mastering, audio cleanup, or any other service never influences selection or review order, and processing a file does not update a release already on Spotify. Prepare the audio before distributing your next release.

Attach the exact released recording to enter review. You can track progress in your account. Pitches needing attention stay in the weekly queue. We email the decision; acceptance names a confirmed playlist placement. A pitch does not promise placement or written feedback.

No. Placement does not indicate label affiliation. These playlists feature independent artists from across the music community. Label A&R is a separate path with its own demo form, and pitching a playlist never enters a track into label review.

Describe your contribution to the arrangement, vocals, mixing, and mastering. Keep it brief and accurate. Confirm that you control the rights to the recording.

You choose the lane; the curator chooses the playlist. If you arrive from a playlist page, that playlist is recorded as your preference. The curator still decides where the track fits, or whether it fits this round at all.

Up to three pitches a day per email address, and one pitch per track. Sending the same track twice is rejected automatically. Pitch the release you would want a stranger to hear first rather than an entire catalog.