Artist Page

Are you an unsigned artist that want your music on Spotify?

Artists don’t need to be signed or have a record deal to get their music on Spotify. Getting independent artists music onto Spotify is important to us so we work on various solutions to assist artists. The current solution we offer indie artists is to make their deliveries through Record Union, CDBaby, Ditto Music and Zimbalam. They are artist-aggregators, and we highly recommend you to use them to get your music onto Spotify. With them you can create a standard agreement and upload your music onto Spotify as well as deliver your music to other digital services such as 7digital, iTunes and Amazon.

Upload your music to one of the artist aggregators we work with. They help you license your music to online music services such as Spotify.

Is your music on a label/aggregator already but not on Spotify?

Usually this means that your music will automatically be available on Spotify. To be on the safe side, check with your label or aggregator. If they have delivered it to Spotify, the product is probably in a upload que. Please note that it usually takes about 4-6 weeks to get your music on Spotify.

Is your music on Spotify even though you haven’t sent it to us?

All the music on Spotify has been licensed from and delivered by labels or other rights holders. Usually when an artist asks us how their music ended up on Spotify, it turns out that the artist’s music has been licensed and delivered by a label or aggregator without the artist knowing about this. If you are positive that nobody else could have licensed your music to Spotify, then please contact us here.

Also make sure you are not seeing and playing your own local mp3's, stored on your own computer. These will not be playable from any other computer (unless it has the same mp3's). A grey note should appear next to the tracks if this is the case.

Is the name of an album, track or other metadata relating to your album incorrect?

All the metadata (name of album, track, artist etc) has been delivered by the relevant record label or aggregator. Spotify does not change the metadata ourselves. If you find that the metadata is incorrect, please contact your label or aggregator to have this corrected. We will update our database with the correct information as soon as the label or aggregator has sent us an update with the correct data.