Knowing how to upload music to Spotify is just one step in the process of getting your music noticed on streaming platforms. For those that really want to attract attention and see marked success in the music industry will want to get featured on as many playlists as possible. Sounds easy right? In reality, there is so much competition that getting on a playlist can be a tricky thing to do. Finishing the album and releasing it on streaming platforms is important, but it’s just the beginning of marketing your music as much as you can to get it featured in as many places as possible. If you’re close to the final steps of releasing music, then check out this breakdown of getting your music playlisted on one of spotify’s featured playlists. It isn’t difficult, but it takes some persistence and a few steps along the way to do it right.
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Get A Verified Account
The first thing you’ll need is a Spotify verified account. This means that between the artist and Spotify, they have determined that the account is represented by the true artist and owner of the work. To do this, artists need to have already released something on Spotify. Unfortunately, it currently isn’t possible to verify an account or even create an artist account without having music published to the streaming service. Once you do, you can request access to your Spotify account. It might be wise to release a single ahead of a larger release so you can claim your account before the next steps.
