Author: Dani Deahl
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Spotify launched a beta program today for clickable songwriter credits called “songwriter pages.” If a songwriter is included in the beta, listeners can click on their name in a track’s credits to view a page with all of the songs they’ve written. Spotify added song credits back in 2018, but this is the first time any of them have been clickable.
To access a songwriter’s profile, click the three dots next to a track, and then select “song credits.” When you select a clickable songwriter name, it opens their Spotify for Artists webpage, which now shows all of the songs they’ve written and their top collaborators. There’s also a “listen on Spotify” button that opens up a playlist compiled of their work. These playlists, like the songwriter...
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Spotify launched a beta program today for clickable songwriter credits called “songwriter pages.” If a songwriter is included in the beta, listeners can click on their name in a track’s credits to view a page with all of the songs they’ve written. Spotify added song credits back in 2018, but this is the first time any of them have been clickable.
To access a songwriter’s profile, click the three dots next to a track, and then select “song credits.” When you select a clickable songwriter name, it opens their Spotify for Artists webpage, which now shows all of the songs they’ve written and their top collaborators. There’s also a “listen on Spotify” button that opens up a playlist compiled of their work. These playlists, like the songwriter...
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