BoomPlay – Claim your BoomPlay profile.

iHeartRadio – Claim your iHeartRadio profile.

Amazon Music – Claim your Amazon profile.

Pandora – Claim your Pandora AMP profile.

iTunes / Apple Music – Claim your Apple Music for Artists profile.

Spotify – Claim your Spotify for Artists profile.

In fact, we’ve written a few blog posts which you can find below, and they’ll show you how to claim and personalize your artist pages. And many services provide you with real-time statistics about how your music is performing on your artist profile too! You can take control of your artist profiles and customize them once your music is on your chosen stores and streaming services. Okay, but then what? How do you take control of your artist profile? How to claim your artist profiles Click here to learn how to request a new artist page or transfer your release to a different existing artist page.

If an artist already exists with the same artist name, your release may accidentally show up on that artist’s page. Your release will appear on their pre-existing artist page as a result. If an artist on your release already has an artist page then the store will only generate profiles for credited artists without a page. If you’re publishing your first release and you’re the only artist credited on the release then each store you distribute to will create an artist page for you where your release will be available to listeners.Īdditionally, each store you distribute your release to creates an artist page for every artist on your release, providing that no artist on the release already has an artist profile on that store. No, RouteNote doesn’t create your artist page on any store whatsoever. Of course, you’ll also gain access to data about how your music is performing too! Will RouteNote create my artist page? Then you can show your listeners more of you by customizing your profile how you like to show them who you are as an artist. We’re here to help you understand how you can claim (and, as a result, customize) your artist profile on multiple stores and streaming services. Who creates them? How can you claim them? There’s nothing worse than uncerntainty, so this article is going to show you how artist pages work.

Your first release is live, but what happens now? What are you supposed to do next to take control of your music?

Amazon music artist claim