Soniq
FOR INDEPENDENT ARTISTS

Pitching your music shouldn’t be a second job.

Meet Soniq, your AI marketing companion. Paste any playlist or media press contact. Soniq scores the fit and drafts the pitch in your voice, saving you time while letting you stay in control. You make the music — Soniq handles the noise.

Usually under 2 minutes · one link + one line
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No credit card to start.First three drafts free.
What you get

The score shows its work.
Even when it’s a no.

Every playlist gets a 0–100 fit score with the reasoning in plain language, then a pitch drafted in your voice. Here’s a worked example, and it’s a weak fit on purpose: telling you when to skip is the whole point.

Sample data · not a real playlist
38fit
actual emo musicupdated 1w ago4,700 followers

Playlist genre distribution is dominated by heavier emo variants: screamo, pop punk, post-hardcore. The artist self-describes as an emo band, which is a surface-level match only.

WEAK <40POSSIBLE 40–69STRONG 70+
Soniq's readWeak fit. Skip this one, or lean on the one honest hook: the playlist’s name.
A score of 38 saves you a burned contact. A tool that scores everything 80+ isn’t scoring.
Your draft · in your voice
Subject: Blindspot – Actual emo for “actual emo music”
Hi, ”Do you remember the time when you said you could see the worry in my eyes?” The chorus bleeds the feeling of disconnects and the things we fail to see right in front of us. It’s a self-reflection of the blind spots we experience at times. Paired with melancholy lyrics, melodies, and harmonies are lush guitars and driving drums that make any listener sway and nod, almost as a reflex. Immersed in the music, one can’t help feel intense emotions. While many artists on your playlist lean harder and bigger, the name "actual emo music" made me think you might have a soft spot for where the genre started. We’d love it if you’d take a listen and consider us for your playlist. open.spotify.com/track/… Best,

Even a skip gets a real draft, written from how you describe your own sound. You edit it, you send it. When the fit is strong, the score says so and the pitch leans on real overlap instead.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. You stay the sender.

01
Drop your music

Paste a release link and one line on the sound, or upload the track for a sonic-level read.

02
Get fit scores that show their work

Every playlist you paste or search gets a 0–100 score plus the reasoning behind it. No black box.

03
Send it yourself, in your voice

Soniq drafts the pitch. You approve it and send from your own inbox, so it never reads as spam.

Where curators come from

You bring them. Soniq reads the signals.

Your list, your relationships

Paste any playlist, blog, or press contact you have in mind. Soniq works from the playlists and press contacts you choose.

Signals, not certificates

For public playlists, Soniq reads what’s observable: recent adds, update recency, follower counts, and genre distribution. It shows you what it sees. Soniq never certifies what it can’t.

What we never do

We never sell placement, never blast contact lists, and never send email on your behalf.

STEP 1 OF 2 · YOUR SOUND

First, your sound.

Add a release link and one line on the sound, or upload a track. No sign-up yet.

OR DROP YOUR TRACK
Add a valid release link and describe the sound, or upload a track to continue.
Pricing

No card needed. First 3 drafts free.

Check curator fit, unlimited. Upgrade only when you’re ready to send your fourth pitch.

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FAQ

The questions artists actually ask.

What's a fit score?

A 0–100 estimate of how well your release matches a specific playlist or press publication, built from the curator's recent adds, genre distribution, and how you describe your own sound. Every score comes with the reasoning in plain language, including when the honest answer is "skip this one."

What signals does Soniq read?

For public playlists: recent adds, update recency, follower counts, and genre distribution. For your release: your links, your one-line description, and the track itself if you upload it. Soniq shows you what it observes; it doesn’t certify curators, and it will tell you when the signal is thin.

Do you email curators for me?

No, and that's the point. Soniq drafts the pitch; you approve it and send it from your own inbox. Curators see a real email from a real artist, and the relationship stays yours.

Do I still own my music?

Yes. Ownership never transfers. You grant Soniq a purpose-limited license to analyze your track and draft your pitches, nothing more, and you can delete your data at any time.

Where do the curators come from?

You bring them. Paste the playlists and press you already have in mind, or search public playlists by genre or vibe. Soniq doesn't sell access to a contact database, and there's no pay-for-placement anywhere in the product.

What does it cost?

Fit scoring is unlimited and free. Your first three pitch drafts are free; the paywall appears at the fourth. Final plan details and prices are still being set. No credit card to start.