Please vote for this idea so that Spotify will implement this change: Show the full release date on the desktop app This suggestion has been posted 3 times since 2015 (not counting those marked as duplicate), never breaking more than 500 people supporting it. Spotify is a digital music service that gives you access to millions of songs. I can't help but wonder how many amazing songs I've missed out on simply because they weren't shown on an artist's home page. I absolutely love the app but this is the single most annoying feature that I would love to see expanded on to include 10 songs, just like the desktop version. Even a drop down menu to see the extra 5 songs would suffice! Spotify Premium users have the option to enable “high-quality streaming” from the Preferences menu on the desktop, which plays songs at a bitrate of 320 kbps rather than the standard rate of. On desktop, import your local files (with the 'Desktop' steps). Add the files to a new playlist. Log in on your mobile or tablet using the same WiFi as your desktop. Download the playlist with your local files. Make sure: You're logged in to the same account on both your desktop and mobile; Your devices are connected to the same. Spotify has just taken the wraps off a brand-new feature that will make it easier than ever to share your absolute favorite music and podcasts. Dubbed My Forever Favorites, the new in-app feature lets Spotify users create a playlist with their top five songs and/or podcast episodes, which can be shared on social channels.
Under ACTIVE, make sure the release date/time is showing correctly, the start date has passed, and the end date says unlimited (or is in the future). If you see an end date or don’t see any dates, check the same info shows in both ACTIVE and DELIVERED tabs.
Welcome to Spotify for Artists! We’ve created this guide to walk you through setting up your artist profile, customizing your presence, and growing your fanbase on Spotify.
Delivery
Getting your music on Spotify.
Music is delivered either by a record label or a distributor. If you’re signed to a label, they’ll take care of getting your music to Spotify. If you’re independent, you’ll have to arrange distribution yourself.
If you don’t currently work with a distributor, Spotify works with companies who can handle the licensing and distribution of your music and pay you the royalties you earn when listeners stream your music on Spotify. There’s usually a fee or a commission involved, but each service is unique, so be sure to do a little homework before picking one that’s right for your needs.
Still working on your music? Get great sound with the help of professional producers, engineers, musicians and songwriters on SoundBetter, the world’s leading music production talent marketplace — now part of the Spotify for Artists family.
Note: If you want to pitch music to our playlist editors, it must be unreleased. We recommend picking a distributor that allows you to select a release date at least a week in the future. That way, you can ensure your music is delivered to us early enough to pitch it.
Visit our provider directory for a list of preferred and recommended distributors that meet our standards for providing quality metadata and protecting against infringement.
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Prohibited Content
Guidelines for music on Spotify.
Spotify is an open platform for artistic expression. We believe in everyone’s right to share their voice. So generally, all creators and content are welcome on Spotify. However, in some scenarios where content is infringing, illegal, explicit, or hateful, it may be removed or filtered from Spotify. There’s more about what content is prohibited here.
Report any of the following for our teams to investigate:
- Explicit songs
- Offensive or infringing content
- Broken or incorrect content
Note: We take customer content concerns very seriously. Any abuse of the reporting process can result in the termination of your Spotify account.
Explicit songs
For: Mobile and tablet
If you find a song that needs an explicit tag:
- Tap (iOS) (Android) next to the song.
- Select Report Explicit Content.
Broken or incorrect content
If a song or album on Spotify isn't playing correctly, or its information (e.g. title, cover art, release date) is incorrect, you can report it to us.
First, check it’s not an technical issue:
- Make sure your app is up-to-date
- Play the track on a different device or with our web player
- Play the track on a different WiFi or data connection
If it’s not a technical issue:
- Go to our contact form.
- Choose Report a broken track/album.
- Click I STILL NEED HELP.
Note: If you’re an artist, your label or distributor can help fix problems with your music.
Images, playlists, or text
Offensive or infringing images, playlists, or text added to Spotify by another listener or artist, can be reported through the app.
- On a playlist or artist profile, tap (iOS) (Android).
- Tap Report abuse. A form will open in your browser.
- Complete the form and tap Submit.
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- Right-click the playlist title or artist name.
- Select Report. A form will open in your browser.
- Complete the form and Submit.
Make a legal claim on content
Notify us about anything that infringes your intellectual property rights.
What happens next?
Each report is investigated on a case-by-case basis. We're unable to respond directly to each individual report, but will use our discretion and remove any content deemed inappropriate.
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