How to write a good pitch note to a curator
Curators hear dozens of tracks a day. Your first two sentences decide whether yours gets played.
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The note you write to a curator is your track's shop window. Keep it short and cover:
- What kind of track? Genre and mood in a few words.
- Why this list? One sentence showing you listened to its style.
- What is the story? One interesting detail from how it was made.
- Listening tip: point to the second where the best moment starts.
Avoid long biographies, 'best in the world' claims and a mass-mailing feel.
Remember: rejection is not personal. The feedback you receive strengthens your next submission.