Before writing pitches, I experienced both sides of the record.

Artist signed to Sony Music for 10 years, then main producer for 2 years as part of a distribution with the RCA label (Sony Music), I participated in the artistic development of a project: sound positioning, artistic direction, storytelling.

This experience taught me what professionals expect from a musical project: clarity, a clear positioning, a story that is told in a few sentences. That's what I'm putting at the service of independent artists today for their Spotify pitches.

Independent performance, not affiliated with a record label.

What you receive:

A 2-4 sentence pitch, ready to submit on Spotify for Artists

A clear positioning of your sound (genre, atmosphere, reference artists)

Advice on submission timing

One revision included

Pitch written + precise positioning with reference artists + 20th century advice

Pitch written + positioning + complete proofreading of your Spotify for Artists 30 e profile

What's included in "Full review of your Spotify for Artists profile:

1. Artist bio — checking tone, length (Spotify recommends 500 characters max for optimal impact), correcting mistakes, and suggesting rephrasing if the text lacks hook.
2. Visuals — control of the quality and format of the profile picture and banner (resolution, framing), with recommendations if the visuals do a disservice to the profile.
3. Playlist/genre consistency — check that the genre tags chosen on Spotify for Artists correspond to the positioning defined in the pitch (avoids inconsistencies that lose the curators).
4. Links and Networks — checks that links to social networks, sites, and other platforms are up-to-date and functional.
5. Personalized Recommendations — a list of 3-5 priority adjustments to be made to the profile, sorted by impact.

Delivery format: a summary PDF document with the points checked, what has been corrected, and the remaining recommendations to be applied by the customer himself.