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TuneCore Live Sessions: Everything You Wanted to Know About Spotify

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| | TuneCore and Spotify have been partners for awhile now, so we thought it'd be great to collabora

[TuneCore]( [DISTRIBUTION]( | [MUSIC PUBLISHING]( | [ARTIST SERVICES]( [TC Live Sessions - Spotify 1] TuneCore and Spotify have been partners for awhile now, so we thought it'd be great to collaborate on a TuneCore Live Session and give artists the scoop on all those topics they've wanted to know about. As a distributor, TuneCore helps make artists' music available to listeners all over the world, and we're always impressed at how Spotify has expanded to empower them even further. Join TuneCore on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 3pm ET for our next TuneCore Live Session, Everything You've Wanted to Know About Spotify as we discuss everything from algorithms to artist profiles and playlist pitching to selling your merch. Joining us will be David Ecker Head of Label Relations at Spotify), Daniel Immatteo (TuneCore Artist Relations Specialist), and Charlotte Sands (TuneCore Artist), in a conversation about how you can best utilize Spotify to generate more buzz and revenue for your releases (moderated by TuneCore's Kevin Cornell). [FREE REGISTRATION]( [GOT QUESTIONS? GET HELP! TuneCore – 63 Pearl Street Box #256 Brooklyn NY]( [TERMS OF SERVICE]( | [EMAIL PREFERENCES]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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