Like other platforms, Deezer also has its targeted tool exclusively to artists and their team (band, label, manager, producers, etc.), called Deezer for Creators.
With Deezer for Creators, you can manage and customize your profile, view the statistics of your plays and know your audience.
Accessing Deezer for Creator is super simple, here below we'll tell you how to do it.
Deezer for Creators
1. Sign in to Deezer for Creators
You can access the website with your browser creators.deezer.com.
Click on “Request access”.
2. Select your role
3. Fill in your details
To complete the field of “Your artist name”, you can type your artist name in the search engine and select the correct profile.
If there is a homonym or you can't find the right profile, you can use your artist ID on Deezer.
To get your artist ID, you just have to copy and paste the numbers from the URL of your Deezer profile, as we show you in the image below.
For the field “One of your digital UPCs”, you'll need our help!
Deezer needs one of the UPC codes for your releases. To get them, you can access any release of your Random Sounds Catalogue.
Once you have them, copy and paste any of them.
Then, you can fill in all the fields on your own. The more data you can provide to Deezer to confirm your identity, the better!
Almost! Once you have completed all your details, accept the terms and conditions and click on “Submit”.
4. Ready!
Now you just have to wait for the confirmation email from Deezer.
You now have access to Deezer for Creators!
Once you have access, you can download the Deezer for Creators app from the Play Store Or the App Store, or, continue to log in from the site creators.deezer.com.
An important observation. You can only request access to a profile that already exists on Deezer 👀
Profiles are generated on Deezer (and other platforms) once you have distributed your songs through Random Sounds.
Remark: For modify the name of the artist or the details of your releases (change the name of a song or your profile, correct credits, replace audio, etc.) you must do so through your distributor. This is called a “metadata update”.
