Hey guys! I’m getting set to release my first single this week. When I sign into my Spotify for artists profile, it says I’m already in a playlist.

My song isn’t released though, so I’m assuming this must be a glitch?

Could my song already be in a playlist despite being unreleased?

How are these numbers for my first single? I've spent around $500 in meta ads to promote. i've also tried tiktok but it seems im shadow banned for some reason. I have a popularity score of 29 on submithub. From what I've seen online these numbers are pretty good so i'm just wondering if i should continue to pay for the ads in the hopes my popularity score goes up and eventually get some more algorithmic promo? What would be your strategy?

Hello, I'm about to release my new album, but unfortunately I missed the opportunity to submit my song to Spotify's official playlists. I want this song to be widely popular, but I'm completely stuck on this issue. Are there any solutions or ideas to help me?

Parth Sen Singh is my spotify artist handle this song is my 4th release every time i have dropped a song i have had 1500-2000 listeners in the first month for all my songs i have 1500 followers on instagram my songs cross over 1k streams in a month every time and then the growth becomes slow i have had worse promotion for my past song namely Rahi,Tera hi tha , Baat and yet they performed really really well and for this new song i had the highest performing reel with over 1400 likes gained more than 200 new followers but the artist data looks like im a new artist releasing a new song am i the only one ? Is this a glitch and trust me when i say this , its my 4th release i know how many people are my loyal listener base these number cannot be true i need some help , im very sure there is an issue with the registration of streams @parthsensingh_ is my IG handle only if i could upload more photos i can prove how many people listen to my songs when i just drop it

I was really surprised when I see this.

Seems like it was real when someone say above 30 PI would result in Spotify's Discovery Mode.

But I didn't meet their requirements... only 2 eligible, my monthly listeners around 6.2k now. Do I need to get one more song into 30 PI to qualify into this?

Below requirement I got it from Spotify website:

"If you have access, you'll find a Discovery Mode section in the  Campaigns tab in Spotify for Artists.

You may be eligible if your artist team meets all of these requirements:

• You have at least 3 eligible songs
• You have at least 25,000 monthly listeners. We’ve found that Discovery Mode works best with an audience of this size or above
• You have an active Spotify for Artists team that’s registered in one of the countries below."

I would love to see how this presents to my fellow artists. I've ran one Meta Ads campaign for a week, and did one playlist promotion starter package thing. Other than that, just a lot of free promo stuff. Anything I can think of really, I've tried lol.

My artist name is hurrysafe if you would like to take a gander at the music itself. I appreciate your time!

Does anyone else have issues with ‘Song DNA’ attributing their content to the wrong person?

My artist name is one thing, and all is fine there, but in some of my production or performance credits I use my birth name (publishing always has to be your real name).

The problem is…my given name is incredibly common. I don’t even have a middle name. Spotify takes this information from my distributor, Amuse, and attributes every one of my tracks to someone with the same name as me. There doesn’t appear to be a single thing I can do about it…Spotify says they get their information from Amuse so to follow up with them, but I only enter my name into a text-field when submitting new tracks…there is no hyperlinking to Spotify artists. Since I span may different genres I’ve produced tracks under more than 20 aliases over the past three decades and never use my real name as an artist, only for publishing, principally because my name is so common…and is invariably already taken.

The only other solution offered by Spotify is to hide this erroneous information, but to be able to I must have 5,000 monthly listeners. Artists with a small profile already have odds stacked against them without sending what little audience they might have away to other incorrect artists which could eventually lead to confusion and lost followers.

PLEASE FIX THIS.

TLDR: Spotify SongDNA leads listeners to someone else with my birth name.

The 6.1 streams per listener seems high but my take is that I have a few ultra fans who stream the F out of my music? I think that’s what it means anyway. it doesn’t translate to followers or other stats.

I’m just self releasing for around 6 months now. no real promo but people are finding the music themselves. I had one song go semi viral back then I’ve been releasing little singles here and there since then which haven’t gone anywhere near that scale but one of the new ones is showing promise. Any help is much appreciated!