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Adding Songs to Spotify

There are a few ways to add songs to Spotify, depending on whether you're talking about adding songs that are already available in the Spotify library or uploading your own music to the platform.

Adding Existing Music to Your Library:

• Searching: The easiest method is using the search bar. Simply search for the song title, artist, or album. Once you find it, you can:
  • "Like" a song: Click the heart icon next to the song to add it to your Liked Songs playlist. This adds the song to your main library.
  • Add to a playlist: Click the three dots (...) next to the song, and choose "Add to Playlist." You can select an existing playlist or create a new one.
  • Add an album: Click the heart icon on the album or add all songs to your playlist.
• Following Artists: When you follow an artist, Spotify will notify you of new releases, and their music will become more readily available in your "Release Radar" playlist.
• Radio: Start a radio station based on a song, artist, or playlist. Spotify will then play similar music, which you can add to your library as you discover new tracks.

Uploading Your Own Music to Spotify (For Artists):

• Spotify for Artists: This platform is designed for artists and their teams. You'll need to claim your artist profile.
• Using a Distributor: Spotify doesn't directly allow you to upload music as an individual user. You must use a music distributor. Popular distributors include DistroKid, CD Baby, TuneCore, and Amuse. These services act as intermediaries, handling the licensing, formatting, and delivery of your music to Spotify and other streaming platforms. They typically charge a fee or take a percentage of your royalties.
• Meeting Requirements: Your music must meet Spotify's audio and metadata requirements. This includes proper file format (usually WAV), album art specifications, and accurate song titles and artist information. Your distributor will provide specific guidelines.
• Royalties and Payments: When your music is streamed, Spotify pays royalties to the rights holders (you and/or your distributor). The amount you earn per stream can vary. Your distributor will handle the collection and distribution of your royalties. The royalties are usually split between the artist, songwriters and publisher of the content.

Important Considerations:

• Copyright: Only upload music that you own or have the legal right to distribute. Uploading copyrighted material without permission is illegal. Check copyright laws in your country.
• Spotify's Terms of Service: Be sure to read and understand Spotify's terms of service before uploading any music.