Research Spotify data from your AI client

The artist.tools Spotify MCP server brings your music research and saved workspace into a compatible AI client. Ask a question in plain language, and your client can use the artist.tools tools available on your plan to investigate it.

Find playlists worth a closer look

Search for playlists that fit a release, inspect their audience and quality information, and save promising matches for later. Explore playlist analysis.

Understand the bigger picture

Connect artist, track, and playlist research with the data behind it. Depending on your plan, your client can investigate historical activity, Spotify search rankings, Spotify SEO, Google rankings, and Press Mentions.

Keep the work you want to revisit

Your folders and notes are the same ones you use on the artist.tools website. Ask about saved entities, add context to a note, or return to a shortlist in a later conversation. The useful work stays in your account—not just in the agent’s chat history.

From a question to a saved shortlist

“Find independent playlists that fit my new release, show me why each is worth investigating, and save the best matches with notes.”

That can be one connected workflow: discover candidates, inspect the available data, and organize the results in artist.tools. You can open the saved folder on the website, review the agent’s choices, and continue the work yourself. Available research steps depend on your plan.

MCP access that matches your plan

Every artist.tools account can connect an MCP client and discover the ordinary tool catalog. Your current plan determines which tools can run:

• Free — 10 tools: Ask about your saved dashboard entities, folders, notes, and documentation. Manage items and notes in existing folders.

• Artist — 17 tools: Add playlist search, entity research, track credits, artist discography, playlist Discovered On, and new entity folders.

• Industry — 34 tools: Access the complete ordinary research catalog, including broader search, keywords, rankings, Press Mentions, and entity Activity.

• Developer — 34 tools: Use the same ordinary catalog as Industry with higher MCP rate limits.

If you change plans, your client can use the newly available tools on its next call—no reconnection needed. Compare plans.

Connect securely and stay in control

1. Copy the MCP endpoint from Settings → Integrations and add it to a compatible remote MCP client.

2. Sign in to artist.tools in your browser and review the connection before approving it.

3. Start asking questions. You can see connected clients and revoke access in Integrations at any time.

The connection uses OAuth. You do not need to give the client your artist.tools password, Spotify credentials, or a Developer API key. Read the connection guide.

Built for music research

This MCP server researches Spotify-related data and works with your artist.tools account. It does not play music, control your queue, or modify your personal Spotify library. It is an artist.tools product, not an official Spotify server.

For software built around programmed HTTP requests, use the separate artist.tools Developer API instead.

Bring artist.tools into your AI workflow

Connect your client, bring your saved research with you, and keep the results in your workspace.

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