Spotify for Artists is Spotify's dashboard for artists. Once you claim your profile, you can see streaming stats and audience insights, update your artist photo and bio, upload Canvas videos, pitch upcoming releases to Spotify's editors, track playlist adds, and contact Spotify's support team.
Request access from Spare Music
You can do this once your first release is delivered to Spotify.
Go to the Spotify for Artists tool in Spare Music. Select your artist name from the dropdown, then select Request Access.
Sign in to your Spotify account so Spare Music can link the accounts.
We take you to Spotify for Artists to claim your account. Fill in the details Spotify asks for.
Spotify reviews your request and usually replies within a few days.
Don't see your profile yet? If your music has just gone live and you see a message that nothing's available, wait. It can take 24 to 72 hours after your release appears on Spotify before your artist shows up in Spare Music. Try again in a day or two.
Claim your profile on Spotify
You can also claim your profile yourself.
Go to artists.spotify.com.
Select Claim Profile and sign in with your Spotify account.
Choose whether you're an artist or a manager and enter your artist name. Select your artist name when it appears, then continue.
Fill in the form to connect your social media and add your contact details as the account holder. Be as accurate as you can, because it helps Spotify identify you.
Spotify reviews your application and emails you with an update.
If you have problems with Spotify's review, contact Spotify's support. We usually can't help with artist access.
Pitch a release to Spotify's editors
To be considered:
Make sure we deliver your release to Spotify at least 7 days before its release date.
Request Spotify for Artists access as soon as your profile is available.
Pitch the track at least 7 days before release.