Claim your profile
It is actually quite easy to become a verified Spotify artist.
All you have to do is claim your profile, and you’re all set!
Yep, and that’s it.
Why become a verified Spotify artist?
Not only will you get the blue tick, you will also benefit from additional features as a verified artist, such as:
- Posting playlists
- Updating cover and profile images
- Choosing your artist picks
- Edit your artist biography on Spotify
- Share your tour dates
- View streaming statistics
You will also stand a better chance at being noticed by Spotify’s in-house playlist curators and editorial team if you are a verified artist!
Want us to help? We can help you represent you as an artist, and pitch your music to playlist curators, as well as BBC Radio and independent radio stations across the UK.
Releasing an album?
If you’re releasing an album, we recommend you check out our ultimate album release checklist.
Find our more about our public relations for music services.
See also
- The ultimate album release checklist for musicians & bands
- Sell your concert tickets on YouTube
- How to become a verified artist on Spotify
- How to get your music video on Vevo. What are the benefits & drawbacks?
Starstorm Digital was founded by award-winning music performer, producer, and digital designer, Kai.
Kai performs in a Japanese rock/metal band called Esprit D’Air, which achieved international acclaim, featuring in HuffPost, BBC Radio, Kerrang!, Louder & more. The company name was named after the band’s song, ‘Starstorm‘.
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