Music Marketing & Playlist Pitcher Electronic Music Artist
Posted 5 days ago
meme house laBeverly Hills (CA)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Music Marketing & Playlist Pitcher — Electronic Music Artist
Meme House LA, Inc
Part‑time, Contract
Hybrid | BEVERLY HILLS, CA, United States
Schedule
Part‑time — approximately 30–40 hours per month. Heavier workload around release windows, lighter between releases.
Compensation
$600–900/month retainer, based on experience.
Responsibilities
Pitch tracks to Spotify editorial playlists via Spotify for Artists
Pitch to independent curators across Spotify, Apple Music, and other DSPs
Run release campaigns (pre‑saves, release‑day strategy, single rollouts)
Manage SubmitHub, Groover, and other legitimate pitching platforms
Build and maintain curator relationships in the melodic techno / deep house / electronic space
Monitor streaming analytics and provide monthly performance reports
Coordinate release timing and strategy with the artist and content manager
Requirements
Proven experience in DSP playlist pitching and music marketing
Existing relationships with curators in electronic / melodic techno / deep house genres
Strong understanding of Spotify for Artists, Apple Music for Artists, and release strategy
Transparent, ethical approach — no bot streams, fake plays, or guaranteed‑placement services
Reliable, communicative, and passionate about electronic music
Able to share case studies or examples of past results
To Apply
Submit a short portfolio or case studies of previous artists you've worked with, including before/after streaming results if available.
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