Playlist & Editorial Pitch Asset Kit
The full asset kit editorial teams expect — pitch copy, metadata, visual assets and a press one-sheet, ready before the deadline.
Editorial teams review enormous volumes of submissions with very little time each. A vague pitch and missing assets end the conversation before the music is heard.
What the kit contains
- Editorial pitch copy written to platform character limits
- Complete track metadata: genre, mood, instrumentation and language
- Artist biography in long and short forms
- Canvas loops and short-form video assets
- Cover artwork checked against platform specifications
- One-page press sheet with story, credits and links
Ready before the deadline
Everything is prepared to arrive with your distributor submission rather than after it, which is when editorial consideration is actually decided.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an editorial pitch?
A structured submission through your distributor describing the track, its context and its audience, used by platform editorial teams when considering playlist placement.
When should I pitch?
At least four weeks before release. Pitches submitted after the release date are not considered for editorial placement.
Does a good pitch guarantee placement?
No. It ensures the release is properly presented and eligible for consideration, which is the part you can control.
Do you create the visual assets?
Yes. Canvas loops, short-form video assets and artwork specification checks are included in the kit.
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