Import your released music
Pull your catalogue from Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, SoundCloud or Songstats, with artwork and dates.
Connect your artist pages
- Open your team's Import page.
- The row of chips on the right shows each artist page the import reads from: Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal and SoundCloud. Click a dimmed logo to add yours.
- With a Spotify link in your team links, your catalogue loads on its own. For Apple Music and Deezer, choose Load releases in the chip's menu.
Apple Music and Deezer confirm the artist name before saving, so a wrong link never pulls in someone else's music. They read up to 200 releases, and only tracks credited to you come across.
A team can connect several SoundCloud profiles and Spotify links. Add another account sits in each chip's menu. Releases on two profiles show once.
Pick and import
- The Tracks tab lists every release that isn't in Aden yet, newest first. Albums and Playlists have their own tabs.
- Press a cover to hear the song before you import it.
- Tick what you want and click Review, or use a row's own Import.
- Check everything in the review, then confirm. See Review an import.
Tracks with a release date land as released, with their cover art. Importing old releases never emails your fans or triggers release automations.
Music that isn't yours, like a wrong artist match, can be hidden with the eye button on its row, or Hide for several. It never shows again.
A track or album you already have but without a cover offers an Artwork update that fills in only the cover.
SoundCloud
Click Connect SoundCloud and sign in. Any account works. Since it's your own account, private uploads come too, marked Private. Public tracks land as released, private ones as in progress. Descriptions come across, and the links in them become streaming, pre-save and listen links.
The audio stays on SoundCloud. To have the master in Aden, upload it as a version.
Songstats
With a Songstats, Spotify or Deezer link in your team links, Load catalog pulls everything Songstats knows about you across every platform, including remixes and edits that only went up on SoundCloud or YouTube. Those show an Unofficial badge.