Read More: Underoath's album breakdown continues with Slipknot and ETID members Spotify further detailed their reasoning in the post, saying they're realizing how collaborative musicians and their teams are. Record labels will also only have access to data for recordings they own the rights to. Record labels joining in now will have access to the Spotify For Artists app and in the next couple of weeks, artists and labels are going to be able to make changes to their profile.įurther, they're revealing a new Activity tab showing what changes users are making. Now, they're blending together to encourage collaboration between artists and their teams. Spotify Analytics previously offered a dashboard where teams could access data and pitch songs to playlists.

It allows them to add canvas videos, update bios and enables tracking for how well new releases are performing. Their Spotify For Artists app launched in 2017 and provided several useful functions for musicians and their teams. According to a blog post from the company, the decision is being done by Spotify to “empower artists, managers, and labels to work together as seamlessly as possible.”

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