What kinds of curators and channels can artists submit music to on SubmitHub?

SubmitHub lets artists send music to Spotify playlisters, music bloggers, and TikTok and Instagram influencers — the platform says it lists more than 1,700 quality-checked curators. If your goal is to reach independent playlist curators, blog writers, or short-form video creators, those channels are covered. If you are looking for record labels, radio programmers, or sync licensing agents, SubmitHub is not built around those targets.

Curator and channel types

Based on SubmitHub's own description, the main submission targets are:

• Spotify playlisters — independent curators who maintain Spotify playlists and can add your track if it fits.
• Music bloggers — writers and site owners who may review, feature, or share your release.
• TikTok influencers — creators who can use your song in videos or otherwise promote it on TikTok.
• Instagram influencers — creators who can feature your music in Instagram content.

SubmitHub describes these curators as "quality-checked," and states that more than one million artists, publicists, and labels have used the platform to get music heard.

Beyond direct curator submissions

The site also lists other promotion channels alongside curator submissions:

These are separate from the core "submit your song to a curator" flow, but they matter if you want to judge whether SubmitHub covers your whole promotion plan or only part of it.

How to decide if your target channel is covered

Ask one question: who do you want to reach?

• If the answer is "independent Spotify playlist curators, bloggers, or TikTok/Instagram creators," SubmitHub's stated channels match that directly.
• If the answer is "label A&Rs, radio, press at major outlets, or sync agencies," the listed channels do not cover those, so you would need other routes.

The platform's own framing — "send your songs to music blogs, Spotify playlisters, TikTok and Instagram influencers, and more" — is the clearest guide to scope. The "and more" is worth checking on the site itself, since the available curator list and channel options can change.