Submit Your Club House Tracks to My New PlaylistPush Playlist “House Music Baby”

If you’re sitting on a killer club house track and wondering how to get it in front of real listeners, you’re not alone. Getting noticed on Spotify these days feels like shouting into a massive void. That’s exactly why I’ve launched a brand new PlaylistPush playlist dedicated to fresh club house releases.

I’ve been where you are - releasing tracks, hustling for streams, and hoping for that breakthrough. With this playlist, I want to give the next wave of producers a fair shot at reaching genuine fans. If you’re ready, submit your track for playlist promotion and get in front of real listeners right now on my playlist +30 similar, so you’ll trigger the Spotify algorithmic playlist and get real listeners for months to come…

Why Playlist Curation Still Matters

Let’s be real: playlists are the lifeblood of music discovery on Spotify. Sure, you can grind away on social media, but nothing moves the needle like landing on a playlist that actually fits your sound. PlaylistPush makes this a bit easier by connecting artists directly with curators looking for new music.

With my new playlist, the focus is tight: only club house tracks that bring fresh energy and groove. I personally listen to every submission, so you’re not just another number in the system. If you submit, you’re getting heard by someone who genuinely cares about this genre.

One thing to watch out for: never pay for placements on shady playlists with fake streams. Those can actually hurt your profile in the long run. With PlaylistPush, it’s about real people and real feedback.

How to Make Your Submission Stand Out

Before you hit submit, take a moment to polish your track. In FL Studio, make sure your low end is tight and punchy - sloppy basslines are playlist killers. If you feel your mix isn’t quite there, ask a friend for feedback or use a reference track to compare, or check out my consultation service track consultation.

Don’t forget about your Spotify presentation, either. A clean artist profile, good cover art, and a short, punchy bio can make a big difference. Curators (me included) want to see you care about your craft, not just the track itself.

A client of mine once struggled to get playlisted, but after tightening up their mix in Studio One and updating their Spotify profile, their track finally got picked up. Sometimes small tweaks open big doors.

Conclusion

Landing on the right playlist can change the game for your club house track. I’m excited to hear what you’ve been working on and help your music reach a wider audience. If you’re ready to get your sound in front of real listeners, submit your track for playlist promotion.

Can’t wait to hear your latest banger. Happy producing!