Find Contact Information for a Spotify Playlist
Paste a Spotify playlist link to see whether its curator can be reached, and how: by email, on Instagram, or through a submission page on SubmitLink, SubmitHub, Groover or DailyPlaylists.
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How to Find a Spotify Playlist's Contact Info
- Copy the playlist’s link in Spotify: Share, then Copy link to playlist.
- Paste it into the box above. artist.tools opens that playlist’s Contacts tab.
- See every way to reach its curator: email, Instagram, and submission pages on SubmitLink, SubmitHub, Groover and DailyPlaylists, each one found or not.
- Pick the curator’s preferred route. A submission page usually means that’s how they want to hear from you; an email or Instagram means a direct pitch.
It works for any public playlist, whether you found it in Spotify, saw it on another artist’s profile or got it from a friend.
What Contact Details You'll Find
| Contact type | What it means | Free account |
|---|---|---|
| SubmitLink | The curator takes submissions on SubmitLink | Shown |
| SubmitHub, Groover, DailyPlaylists | The curator takes submissions on that platform | Listed, details on paid plans |
| A direct email for the curator | Listed, details on paid plans | |
| The curator’s Instagram account | Listed, details on paid plans |
On a free account you can see which of these a playlist has, so you know whether it’s reachable before you upgrade. Paid plans show the details themselves; the Artist plan includes all 158K+ curator contacts.
Check the Playlist Before You Reach Out
A contact is only worth using if the playlist is. Before you write, look at the playlist’s page in artist.tools: is it growing, does it still add new music, and does its audience look real? Every playlist carries a bot-risk rating, and a playlist flagged as botted can put fake streams on your release.
Check any single playlist for free with the playlist bot checker, or see its full history with the playlist analyzer.
When a Playlist Has No Contact Listed
Not every curator wants to be found. If the Contacts tab is empty:
- Read the playlist’s description. Many curators put an email or a submission link there.
- Open the curator’s Spotify profile. Their other playlists sometimes list a contact the first one doesn’t.
- Search their name on Instagram or the web. Collectives and labels often have a site with a submission form.
- Pitch similar playlists instead. If a curator can’t be reached, find playlists with the same sound that can, with the Spotify playlist finder.
If Your Track Is on a Botted Playlist
Sometimes you need a contact for the opposite reason: your song landed on a playlist with fake followers, and you want it off. Find the curator’s contact on the playlist’s Contacts tab and ask them to remove your track. Tell your distributor too, and keep a record of when you asked.
Bots can hit your music without you doing anything wrong. See artificial streaming for how to spot it early.
Need Contacts for Many Playlists?
This page is for one playlist you already have in mind. To build a whole pitch list, search 158K+ contacts by genre, contact type and audience with the curator contact list, or find playlists in your style with the Spotify playlist finder and its Contacts filter. To have someone send your song for you, see free Spotify playlist submission.
FAQ
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How do I find a Spotify playlist curator’s email?
Paste the playlist’s link into the box at the top of this page and open its Contacts tab. It shows every contact artist.tools knows for that curator: email, Instagram and submission pages. If none is listed, check the playlist’s description and the curator’s Spotify profile for a link.
Is the playlist contact finder free?
Partly. On a free account you can see which contact types a playlist has and open its SubmitLink page. Viewing emails and Instagram handles needs a paid plan.
Are the contacts verified?
Not individually. Curators change emails and handles, so a contact can go out of date. Check that the playlist is active and free of bots before you write, and drop contacts that bounce.
What if a playlist has no contact listed?
Look in the playlist’s description and on the curator’s Spotify profile for an email, a website or a social link. If there’s still nothing, pitch similar playlists that do list a contact: search them with the Spotify playlist finder.
My song is on a botted playlist. How do I get it removed?
Find the curator’s contact on the playlist’s Contacts tab and ask them to remove your track. Tell your distributor too, and keep a record. Check any other playlist you’re on with the free bot checker.
How is this different from the curator contact list?
This page finds the contact for one playlist you already have in mind. The curator contact list searches 158K+ contacts by genre, contact type and audience, so you can build a whole pitch list.
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