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FOR TRADE MARKETING
Music Tomorrow gives trade marketing teams the audience and algorithmic data to back stronger editorial pitches, run monthly catalog health checks, and optimize artist metadata before every release — turning editorial conversations into measurable results.
WHAT TRADE MARKETING TEAMS DO WITH MUSIC TOMORROW
Walk into DSP pitch meetings with proof. Use Music Tomorrow audience insights — genres, keywords, moods, language — to assess and refine your pitch for each new release. Turn "trust me on this one" into "here's exactly why this artist fits your playlist's audience" — and stop competing on access alone.
Run a catalog-wide health check every month. Spot quick wins — broken metadata, mispositioned tracks, missed editorial opportunities, weak DSP set-up — and make sure every release in your catalog is positioned to perform on every platform.
Before every release, audit the artist bio, track lyrics and platform metadata against the core audience the release is built for. Make sure language, framing and discoverability signals align with the listeners you're trying to reach — not the ones the artist had three years ago.
CUSTOMER STORY
Alter-K, a Paris-based independent labels and distributor, uses Music Tomorrow audience insights to brief every DSP editorial pitch. For each new release, the trade marketing team analyses the algorithmic audience around the track to surface the genres, keywords, moods and language that best fit each editorial team's playlist criteria.
That data-driven brief replaces guesswork with evidence — turning every editorial conversation into a focused argument about audience fit, not just track quality.
"[Quote from Julie Boursier]" — Julie Boursier, Head of Trade Marketing & DSP Relations, Alter-K
We work with trade marketing teams across audit and ongoing Copilot engagements — backing their editorial pitches, monthly health checks and pre-release metadata work with the same algorithmic audience intelligence used by the labels' catalog and A&R teams.
