❌ 15 days or more after the release date. ❌ Re-releases (pre-release single on an album, remastered work, etc.). ☑️ Delivered to Amazon Music with streaming rights. ☑️ One track per release (single, EP, or album). Your song must meet the following criteria for you to successfully pitch to Amazon Music. Custom date filter that allows you to check performance data on specific dates and how well your releases are performing over time.This helps artists (like you) know where your top listeners are based, their age, and more.

Fan insights tab that provides a breakdown of your most engaged listeners.Access to success metrics like streaming statistics and how your music is performing with Alexa, including insights into voice requests by artists, album, songs, and lyrics.Main features that are accessible after claiming your artist profile: Select “Connect Via Distributor”, and link your amuse account.Click on the “Claim an Artist” button in the upper right or upper left corner, and search your artist name.If you don’t already have one, create one! Tip: use the same email address that you use for your amuse account and other streaming platforms like Spotify to keep everything aligned and in sync. To get access to the Amazon Music for Artists pitching tools, you’ll first need to claim your artist profile. Here’s a breakdown of the process for pitching your upcoming track to Amazon Music for Artists and getting your music in front of more potential fans. With over 48 million monthly listeners on the platform, getting your music noticed by new potential fans is a great way to continue growing your audience. Apart from pitching to get featured on a popular playlist or station, Amazon Music for Artists allows Amazon to gather metadata that can surface your track in favorable ways like Amazon Music activity feed, push notifications, Alexa alerts and prompts, genre-based browsing and more.

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