“Since launching initially as a streaming analytics tool, Spotify for Artists has evolved into a powerful resource for artists and their teams to manage their profiles, understand fans, submit tracks to Spotify playlists, upload music, and more,” said Charlie Hellman, Head of Creator Marketplace, Spotify. The microsites are available in 23 languages for the first time.“Share Your 2018” (Total hours, total fans, total streams, # of countries.Total # of countries + cities you were listened to in (with two cities that are far apart from each other for context).

Total Followers (if all your fans lined up for your next show, it would be X miles long)’.

# of Most Devoted Fans (number of consumers that had you as their #1 artist in 2018).

Total Listeners, contextualized in terms of populations of local cities.

Year-over-year gains (increases in total fans, new fans, fan playlist adds, followers, total streams).

Total Hours of Listening in 2018, contextualized into # of years.

Now all that’s left to do is take your Wrapped stats and spread them around-on social media, with your fans, your team, your label, your family and friends, your.barista.‘2018 Artist Wrapped’ provides artists with these data points: Of course all your Spotify for Artists info is available all day, every day, via the dashboard, but for Wrapped you can see additional details like your most popular songs by month, the fan hours streamed, year-over-year comparisons on fan totals.

As long as you’ve had more than three listeners before October 31st, there’s a wrapped experience waiting for you. And if you haven’t claimed your account yet-NBD. To access your Artist Wrapped, just log into your Spotify for Artists account on web or mobile.

Starting today you can unpack your Artist Wrapped page-totally tailor-made for you-which lifts the lid on who’s been listening to you, how your music was discovered and engaged with, and more. But before we move into 2019, let’s take a moment to pause and reflect on all the strides you’ve made in the past 12 months. With 2018 drawing to a close we’re sure you’re already dipping ten toes into party season, with half a mind scheming on new releases for the new year.

Spotify for artists wrapped 2018