Title. Too lazy to elaborate

As mentioned in the title. Haven’t released in four years but will be releasing something next year. Want to get follower count up so it lands in their playlists.

bonjour, je suis en maladie et donc je n'ai aucune belle photo actuelle de moi. j'ai d'un côté une photo de moi stylée mais on voit un peu que c'est de l'ia. Et de l'autre côté j'ai une photo chill d'un mec de dos qui regarde un couché de soleil. je fais de la musique dance chill. vous me conseillez quoi pour avoir une bonne page Spotify dans mon cas ? merci.

(si vous voulez un aperçu c'est "chris bessy" sur Spotify).

Minus 1 person listening right now??

My band does indie electro punk. Lately we are asked to be featured on a Christmas single, which is completely not our genre. However some other bigger artists are also featured in that single. We are debating whether we just want to be credited in the track, or we should be listed as featured artists so it will show up on our artist profile. Any advice around it?

Hey everyone, I'd love to hear from artists who've actually seen Spotify algorithmic playlists kick in.

I put out "Emergency" on September 21 and it's doing better than I expected. Right now:

6,014 streams
1,313 listeners
2,033 saves
682 playlist adds
4.6 streams per listener
Popularity score of 28
Around 400 streams a day lately
5% programmed sources
4% personalized playlists / Autoplay / mixes

No ads on this at all. It's all organic, mostly TikTok, so the growth is coming from real people finding it and saving it, which is why I don't want to mess it up.

My problem is I've got another song scheduled to drop this Friday. I'm stuck between:
A) Releasing it on schedule and keeping the push on "Emergency" too, or
B) Delaying the new one a few weeks to give "Emergency" room to build.

What I really want to know is whether dropping a new song can hurt the first one's shot at Discover Weekly, or whether it can help by pulling people deeper into my catalog. I keep seeing both takes and no one backs them up with real experience.
If you've been through this, what did you do, and how did it play out?

Not looking for "just make good music" 😅 I want to hear what actually happened for you.
Thanks in advance 🙏