Delete Date Release For Free

To delete an album or single: Make sure you're signed into DistroKid. Click the release you want to delete. Click "Edit Release" Scroll to bottom, and click "Remove this release from all stores" Once you click the button, it takes services around the same amount of time to delete a release as it did for them to add it.

Delete whole releases You can take down your release(s) from the stores whenever you want to. If your release is delivered or live in stores, simply log into your Amuse account, go to "My Music", select the release and then click the button "Take down release".

Create tag with the same name and release message that was in release, you will be able to edit this tag. Open tag's release message for editing. Remove all text. Save it. And release has gone from the release list. Then you can freely delete tag.

Yes! You can make edits by visiting your album page, and clicking ?Edit Release?.

If you hover over the release date in the new 2021 desktop app update or the web player for several seconds, the full release date will show in a popup tooltip. They should just show the full release date by default. The tooltip is slow and small.

In order for your release to show up under upcoming in your Spotify for Artists account it will need to be in Spotify's system at least one week before the release date.

Spotify shows the date of earliest time zone your release will go live in, so it might look like it's being released early, but it's just being released at the time your requested around the world at the same time! To check various time zones around the world, something like this website may come in handy.

Launch Spotify on your desktop and double-finger tap or right-click on a playlist on the left. Now, select the 'Remove from Your Library' option in the context menu.

You can make edits by visiting your album page, and clicking ?Edit Release?. We'll walk you through everything you can edit from there. Streaming services typically process these requests within a few days, but please be aware that metadata updates may take up to 1-2 weeks for changes to take place in all services.

You can retrieve a track's release date from the album it's part of. Use the Get an Album endpoint and read the releasedate attribute.