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How do I claim my artist pages?

How to access and manage your artist pages on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon etc.

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Written by Goms
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Before you start, make sure you have all the information about your release, as well as links to your social media profiles and websites ready.

Unless stated otherwise, you will need your first release to be live in stores before you can claim or edit your artist pages.


Spotify

If you already have a release that's been live for a few days on Spotify, you can get instant access to your artist page via your Record Union account!

If you don't yet have a live release, you can claim your page directly with Spotify. You will need your artist URI, which you can get from the support team - just send them the UPC for your first release.

For the full details on how you can claim your Spotify for Artists page, please visit our guide here.


iTunes / Apple Music

You can access something similar with Apple Music for Artists.

This allows you to access the artist page on Apple in order to update your artist image, see analytics, and more. You can begin the process with the link above.


Amazon

You can claim your Amazon Music artist page through Amazon Music for Artists. For a step-by-step guide, please visit this page.


You can view more information about Amazon Music for Artists' FAQ.


Deezer

To access your Deezer artist page, you need to apply for access to Deezer for Creators.

You will require an email for your distributor, and you should use support@recordunion.com for this. ​


TIDAL

You can claim your TIDAL artist page by going to TIDAL For Artists and searching for your artist name or existing TIDAL artist page profile link. To verify your identity, you’ll need to either link your social media accounts or fill out a verification form. If you're using the form, be sure to enter "Record Union" as your distributor.

Once verified, you can edit your profile picture, biography, social media links and also submit inaccurate content reports.


YouTube / YouTube Music

YouTube will create an Official Artist Channel for you, which you can control like a regular YouTube Channel. However, in order to qualify for one of these, you need to have your own existing channel with at least 3 videos on it, as well as 1 release from a distributor. Once you have all of that in place, just reach out to us and we'll help you with this. To know more, you may go here.


Facebook / Instagram

There is no such thing as "claiming" an artist page on Facebook or Instagram. Unlike some platforms, Facebook and Instagram do not offer a formal artist page claim process. However, if you want to establish authenticity and visibility for your profile, you can apply for a verification badge instead. This badge confirms that your account is the official presence of a public figure, artist, or brand.

Visit this article for more information.


TikTok

TikTok doesn’t offer a way for you to “claim” an artist page. Instead, if you want your music to appear on your profile, you’ll need to apply for a TikTok Artist Account.

This gives you access to the Music Tab feature, which showcases your released tracks directly on your profile. To get started, you can visit this article.


SoundCloud

Music distributed to SoundCloud via Record Union is placed on auto-generated profiles that SoundCloud created. If you don't have your own SoundCloud profile yet, just reach out to us, and we can help you gain access to this page.

If you have already created your own SoundCloud page and you want to merge it with the autogenerated profile, please reach out to us and we can send a request in your behalf. Please note that the music delivered via Record Union is only available in the countries where SoundCloud monetisation is launched. You can get more info here.


Juno Download

Juno Download currently doesn't allow artists and labels to claim their pages. However, you can still personalise your presence on the platform by updating your artist bio and profile image. To do this, simply fill out the update form available at this link.

This is a great way to ensure that listeners see accurate and up-to-date information about you, even without full-page access.


Beatport

Beatport works more with label pages than artist pages. If you want to create your own Beatport verified label or you'd like to use your existing one, please see our guide here.

If you want to update your label page's bio and image, just reach out to us, and we'll send a request to Beatport on your behalf.


Pandora

You can claim your artist page on Pandora through their platform for creators, Pandora AMP (Artist Marketing Platform).
To get started, visit this link.

Once your claim is approved, you'll gain access to valuable tools that allow you to manage your profile, view performance insights, and promote your music directly to listeners on Pandora.


Anghami

You can claim your artist page through this link. Follow the instructions provided here to learn how to access your page.

Once approved, you’ll be able to manage your bio, profile image, and gain insights into your music’s performance on the platform.


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