Manage your artist content and profile

Personalize your artist page

Before a listener hears a single note, let them see you. Music communicates emotion and narrative, but your artist page reinforces it — visually translating your sound, influences, and point of view into something fans can connect with beyond just listening.

The Artist Content section in Apple Music for Artists lets you take more control of your artist page. Add personal touches, like a fresh artist image, artist logo, customized button color, spotlighted content, and artist details. The Music and Videos section shows you all songs, albums, and music videos that display on your page, so you know exactly what fans can explore.

Add your artist image

Your image tells your story and gives fans an immediate sense of who you are. Review artist image guidelines for more details on best practices and learn how to upload your artist image in Apple Music for Artists.

Add an artist logo

The best songs have a hook you can’t get out of your head. Your logo should do the same. One glance, and fans know it’s you before they even hit play. Learn the requirements for creating your logo in artist logo guidelines and how to add your logo to your artist page.

Customize the button color on your artist page

Tie your whole artist page together by customizing the color of the buttons that appear on your page. The custom color selector can help you choose a color that pairs with your artist image and logos, so you can establish a cohesive look and feel for your page.

Choose content to spotlight

Let your music take center stage. Whether highlighting a new album, celebrating the anniversary of a previous release, or kicking off your tour with a Set List playlist, spotlight lets you pin and feature your most important content to the top of your page for fans to see first.

Update your artist details

Artist Page allows you to customize how you represent yourself to your fans on Apple Music. Upload your artist image and fill out additional details about yourself or your band, such as the date you were born, where you are from, or band origin.

While some information readily updates on your artist page in Apple Music, there are other sections that require additional review. Before making any updates, be sure to review our artist profile guidelines.

Add and update a biography

For requests to add or update your Xperi biography for your artist page, contact Xperi. If you have a biography submission already drafted, or a specific change to make, include the copy in your inbound inquiry. Note, Xperi reserves the right to offer biography services to artists that qualify under their policies and standards. While your submissions may be considered, biography updates through Xperi are not guaranteed.

If you don’t have a biography, or want to replace your Xperi biography with your own commentary, we’ve created a space for you to tell our editors and your fans more about yourself as an artist, in your own words. Fill out the Q&A in Artist Page, which will display on your Apple Music artist page.

For more information on the guidelines for your answers, consult the guidelines for artist profile. While your submissions may be considered by our editorial team, publishing on Apple Music is not guaranteed.

Identify band members, collaborators, influences, and pronouns

Share some additional details about yourself as an artist or your band. Tell our editors who some of your musical influences are and highlight artists you’ve collaborated with. While this content won’t be displayed on Apple Music, identifying band members, collaborators, influences, and pronouns allows our editors to get to know you better.

Viewing your music and videos

The Music and Videos section provides an overview of your content that’s available on your Apple Music artist page, as well as upcoming releases. Use this section to view any content, such as songs, albums, or music videos in which you’re the primary artist. Non-primary artists, such as featuring artists, producers, or songwriters do not have this access.

Select any piece of content to view metadata, such as release date, artist, genre, language, and available lyrics. Simply click on any of the songs listed to view, edit, or submit lyrics, so listeners can sing along to your latest tracks. For more information on how to upload your lyrics or report a concern with your lyrics, check out how to add lyrics to Apple Music.

If you want to correct any of your content metadata, reach out to your distributor who manages the content that’s been delivered to Apple.