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Eclipse Artist Perks · Pitch tools

Get your music to the people who pick songs

Music supervisors, radio programmers and playlist curators decide what gets heard. These three tools show you who they are and how to reach them.

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Sync · Film, TV, ads & games

SyncPlacement

Find the music supervisors placing songs like yours. Search by genre, mood or reference artist, see real placement history, and unlock verified contacts to pitch.

Good for
Finished songs with a clear mood that you fully own or control.
Before you pitch
Supervisors need to clear a song fast. Have an instrumental and a clean version ready, and get every split agreed in writing before you pitch. Split sheets guide →
Open SyncPlacement →

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Radio · DIY airplay

Radio Promo

A radio station contact finder to help you secure airplay with the right programmers.

Good for
Singles you can promote for weeks, not just on release day.
Before you pitch
Programmers can only play what's clean. Send a radio edit with no explicit lyrics and a short, clear intro.
Open Radio Promo →

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Playlists · Curator search

Playlist Supply

Find the best playlist curators to pitch your music to, in any genre.

Good for
Getting a new release in front of listeners in its first few weeks.
Before you pitch
Only pitch playlists with real listeners. Paying for guaranteed streams can get a release taken down from the stores.
Open Playlist Supply →

Before you pitch anyone

A pitch only gets one read. Make sure these are true first.

  • Your release is live, or scheduled with its links ready to share. Releasing your first song →
  • Every writer and producer has agreed their split in writing. Split sheets →
  • Any sample or interpolation in the song has been cleared. Sample clearance →
  • You can say in two lines what the song is, who it's for and why it fits their station, playlist or scene.