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Apple Music is one of the most popular music platforms in the world, yet many artists struggle to build meaningful momentum there. Its closed ecosystem and lack of social discovery features make it harder to get noticed without editorial support. And unlike Spotify, where algorithmic playlists like Discover Weekly or Release Radar offer passive exposure, Apple Music relies heavily on direct saves and intentional fan behavior.
So how do you promote your music effectively on Apple Music without relying on luck or label connections?
Why Promoting on Apple Music Is Different
Most common music promotion tactics-like organic playlisting, influencer shoutouts, or SEO-based Spotify pitch strategies-simply don’t work for Apple Music. There’s no open playlist ecosystem, no pitch portal for independent artists, and no algorithmic feeds like Release Radar to nudge new tracks. This means what works on Spotify often fails on Apple, leaving artists confused when growth stalls.
At the same time, Apple Music listeners are among the most engaged and loyal. They subscribe. They add to their libraries. They buy merch. But reaching them requires more than a viral post or a blog mention.