My Music Is Showing on Another Artists' Page on Spotify. What do I do?

This happens often especially when artists release music under the exact same name, as it is difficult for a store's algorithms to tell the difference between an artist named Sam from the UK and a Sam from the USA.

Before creating your first release we recommend checking to see that no one is releasing music under the name you intend to, and to come up with a unique artist name if so. It's also a good idea to claim or verify your artist profile on the stores - read how to do that on Spotify and Apple Music.

We send all information to the stores exactly as you enter it when creating your release, and so any mixups are unfortunately an issue in the store's systems - but not to worry! The steps to getting your music on the correct profile are very simple. 

How to correct your artist profile on channels:

If you already have an existing artist profile, then add your Artist ID in the artist section of the MusicDigi platform and Update the release to the stores. You can read how to link your artist profile here.

 

If you don't yet have an artist profile, you can claim your page directly with the channels. Read our guide on How to claim your artists profiles.

 

For the other stores, if you contact the support team with the release UPC and links to your artist pages, we can do our best to make sure the stores get this information when delivering your release.

 

Note: Some stores are also capable of directly helping with mapping issues, such as Spotify and Amazon.

You can submit these requests directly through Spotify for Artists, as well as Amazon Music for Artists.