Album details shows an album's artwork, title, artist, release date, tracks and links. Edit the album, arrange its tracks and, in a band, mark it as part of the discography. Changes save automatically.
Open an album
- Open Songs from the side menu.
- Select Group by album.
- Select the album heading.
On a wide screen the album opens next to the repertoire list; on a phone it replaces the list. Every member can read albums in a band or artist profile. Contributors, Financial admins and Admins can edit them.
Header
| Element | What it shows or does |
|---|---|
| Album title | The name of the selected album. |
| Back / Close | Returns to the repertoire. The arrow is used on a phone and the cross beside the list. |
Album fields
Albums are shared by their songs. Editing an album updates the album information shown for every song attached to it. Create an album or attach a song through the Album field in Song details.
| Field or control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Title | The album title. |
| Artist | The album's artist. |
| Release date | The album's release date. Type a date or use Open release date picker. |
| Change or remove album art | The camera button selects a JPEG, PNG or WebP image. With existing art it opens a menu with Change album art and Remove album art. After choosing an image, a crop dialog opens: drag the handles to select the square area to keep, then select Use this crop (or Cancel). |
| Part of our discography | The icon beside the title includes or removes the album from the band's discography on its public profile. Available in a band, to Contributor or higher. |
Note
Uploading album art needs Contributor or higher and Custom branding, on Band Silver or higher or Artist Gold. Without the subscription feature, the artwork control shows a diamond and an upgrade link.
Tracks
Tracks lists the album's songs with their position, title and duration. Select a title to open that song. To attach or move a song to an album, change its Album in Song details.
Contributor or higher can use Drag to reorder beside a track to move it. The new order saves immediately and is also used in Group by album on Songs.
Links
Album links open in a new tab. Contributor or higher can add and remove them.
- Select Add links, or Edit links when links already exist.
- Select the + beside Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, YouTube or YouTube Music. Use Other for another address.
- Paste the album address in URL. For Other, you can also enter a Label.
- Select Finished. Enter also saves the row you are editing.
Each platform can have one link. Use delete link in edit mode to remove a saved link or discard a new row. Find links opens Find music links to find album links on other services.
Actions
| Action | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Change album art | Camera menu | Chooses a replacement image and opens the crop dialog. |
| Remove album art | Camera menu | Removes the album's artwork. |
| Part of our discography | Beside the title field | Changes whether the album belongs to the band's public discography. |
| Drag to reorder | Track row | Changes the album track order. |
| Find links | Links | Finds music-service links from a Spotify album link. |
Dialogs
Find music links
Opened with Find links. It uses a Spotify album link to find the album on other services. It needs an internet connection and can take up to 25 seconds. Check each match before adding it; results can be incomplete. Existing links are kept.
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Spotify link | A Spotify album link. Prefilled from the album's existing Spotify link. |
| UPC (optional) | A release identifier to help matching, 12, 13 or 14 digits. |
| ISRC (optional) | A recording identifier to help matching, 12 characters. |
| Country code | The two-letter storefront code, for example NL or US. Starts as NL. |
- Select Find matches.
- Review the matches and select the ones to add. Each says Matched by identifier, Matched by song or album details or Found on a public page. Existing platforms show Already added.
- Select Add selected (n). The links are added and the dialog closes.
Use OneDrive's embed code
Opened when saving a OneDrive share link. To use embedded playback instead of opening a new tab, open the file in OneDrive, choose File → Share → Embed and copy the complete code starting with <iframe. Select Paste embed code and paste it into the link field, or select Save link anyway to keep the share link.