Amazon Music for Artists (AM4A) has released an enhancement to the app allowing you to easily grab a link to share music directly from within AM4A, without having to go to Amazon Music.
“Share” links and icons will now be accessible from any Album or Song Report page view.
Content on Amazon Music is either delivered by a record label or distributor. If you’re signed to a label, they’ll take care of getting your music to Amazon. If you’re independent, Amazon have agreements with a number of different indie distributors who handle licensing, distribution, payment, and other artists services to support getting your music heard on Amazon.
In March 2020, the Amazon Music for Artists app launched (currently mobile-only). The app is a great new addition to Spotify For Artists and Apple Music For Artists. Amazon Music for Artists facilitates access to insights and data for both artists and their teams through streaming services.
Like the Spotify and Apple Music For Artist apps, Amazon’s app allows artists to claim their accounts, get verified, add artist images, and access global view on streams and performance data across curated playlists and stations.
Amazon is also the first app that shows data on how songs are performing with Alexa. This is a crucial feature in a time where audiences are using various devices to discover and stream music.
Find out more about Amazon Music for Artists.