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An artist profile brings an artist’s works and credits together. If you are the artist, you can link that profile to your Diskograf account and maintain the details that describe your public identity.

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What an artist profile can include

Depending on the information available, a linked artist profile can include:
  • Stage name and aliases
  • Group or solo type
  • Profile image
  • Biography and primary job
  • Location, birthplace, and birth date
  • Collaborators and associated acts
  • Social and music-service links
  • Works and credit roles from the catalogue
You do not add arbitrary artist profiles from the public artist directory. To set up your own identity, follow Link Your Artist Profile. You can search for an existing artist or create a new artist identity from onboarding or profile settings. Search before creating a new identity. Check aliases and alternate spellings so you do not create a duplicate profile.

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Update your own profile

1

Open profile settings

Sign in, open your public profile, and choose Edit profile. You can also open /profile directly.
2

Update your artist details

Update the fields that describe your linked artist identity, such as the stage name, aliases, group type, biography, collaborators, location, and social links.
3

Save the changes

Save the profile. A stage-name change updates the artist name anywhere that profile is used in song credits.

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Correct song information

Artist profile details and song data use different entry points:
  • Use Suggest an edit on a published song to correct its title, credits, release information, genres, labels, artwork, lyrics, notes, or links.
  • Use Claim credit to add your linked artist identity and roles to an existing song.
  • Use Adding Songs when the song is missing from the catalogue.
The public artist page does not provide a general artist-profile editor for ordinary contributors. Only update the artist identity linked to your own account.