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Indie Musicians Struggle to Find Verified Hip-Hop Playlist Curator Contacts

Independent hip-hop artists trying to pitch their music to Spotify playlist curators find that most publicly available curator lists are outdated or too generic, forcing them to manually research submission processes and contact info themselves. This wastes weeks of effort with a high risk of being ignored.

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