When your first release goes live, your artist profiles are automatically created on the platforms that we push to. They are generated from the data that you enter in the MusicHub app, when you create your release (usually your artist name and your artwork). On some platforms, you can edit your artist profile and add further information about yourself, as well as photos and links. You will first have to claim/verify your artist profile on the respective platforms in order to do so.

You can claim and edit your Spotify for Artists profile using the following link: https://artists.spotify.com/claim. A Spotify for Artists profile gives you access to listener statistics, and tools with which you can promote your music. For example, you can add an artist biography, photos and links to your social media. Once you’ve successfully signed up to Spotify for Artists, you'll receive a verified tick on your artist profile, but this can take some time so be patient. To make it easier for you to optimally design your profile, Spotify has a short video series.

For more details also see: https://intercom.help/music-hub/en/articles/5790096-spotify-for-artists

You can claim your Apple Music for Artists profile here: https://artists.apple.com/de-de/support/42-claim-your-account. Apple Music for Artists gives you access to valuable statistics and tools to increase your music’s reach. You can manage, edit and verify your profile yourself.

Your Amazon Music profile can be managed here: https://artists.amazonmusic.com. You can add important information, peruse your audience and promote your tracks. In the Daily Voice Index, you can find out how often your music has been searched for and found by Amazon's voice assistant, Alexa.

You can claim your Deezer profile at: https://backstage.deezer.com. Once you’ve done so, you will gain access to Deezer Backstage, where you can check your stats and edit your profile.

Unfortunately, Napster does not currently offer the possibility to edit your artist profile.