Getting your music on Spotify editorial playlists is a great way to get your music heard by a wider audience. But with so many talented artists submitting their music, how can you make sure yours stands out?

Here are a few secrets that will help you increase your chances of getting featured:

1. Make great music. This may seem obvious, but it's worth repeating. Spotify curators are looking for music that is well-produced, catchy, and unique. If your music doesn't meet those standards, it's unlikely to get featured. This means having good production values and a clear, concise sound.
2. Submit your music early. Spotify curators start looking for new music months in advance of release. Spotify has a submission form that you can use to submit your music for consideration for editorial playlists. The earlier you submit your music, the more likely it is to be considered for editorial playlists.
3. Pitch your music to the right playlists. When you submit your music, take the time to read the descriptions of the playlists you're submitting to. Make sure your music is a good fit for the playlist's genre and vibe.
4. Build a following. The more followers you have, the more likely Spotify curators are to take notice of your music. So get out there and start building a following on social media, Spotify, and other platforms.
5. Promote your music. Once you've released your music, don't just sit back and wait for people to find it. Get out there and promote it! Share it on social media, submit it to blogs and magazines, and play it live.

Here are some additional tips that may help you get your music on editorial playlists:

• Promote your music on Spotify. Use Spotify's tools to promote your music, such as adding it to your profile, creating playlists, and sharing it with your friends.
• Be patient. It can take time to get your music on editorial playlists. Don't give up if you don't see results immediately.

Following these tips will help you increase your chances of getting your music on Spotify editorial playlists. But remember, there's no guarantee of success. The music industry is competitive, and there are a lot of talented artists out there. But if you have great music and you're willing to put in the work, you'll increase your chances of getting your music heard by a wider audience.