Anghami for Creators: how to claim your artist profile

What to do, in order

1. 1

   Wait until your music is live

   If your songs or albums are pending or scheduled, your profile won't appear in search and you can't claim it yet.

2. 2

   Start your claim

   Go to creators.anghami.com, choose Claim your Profile, search for your artist name or paste your artist link, then choose Go.

3. 3

   Select your name

   Pick your name from the list and review the artist information before you continue, because artists can share a name.

4. 4

   Fill in your details

   Enter your first and last name as written on your passport, an email address, a phone number and a password.

5. 5

   Confirm and submit

   Select the link in the verification email, check your spam folder if you can't see it, and enter the code sent to your phone. Then choose Claim my Profile. Anghami says it reviews requests within 2 working days.

6. 6

   Update your profile

   Under My Artist Profile, you can update your image, your artist name and biography in English and Arabic, your music language and your Facebook link. Changes are reviewed within 2 working days.

What the dashboard shows

Anghami describes daily stats including streams, listeners and top countries, along with financial reports so you can follow your revenue. You can also upload your own tracks and albums to Anghami there.

If your music is on the wrong profile

If your songs are on another artist's profile, or theirs are on yours, Anghami asks you not to change the artist page in the meantime, so the mix-up doesn't get worse. Email contentupdate@anghami.com and include the following.

• The link to your correct artist profile.
• A list of the songs that belong to you.
• A list of the songs that don't, if there are any.
• A link to the incorrect profile, if you have it.

Changing song details

For music you uploaded yourself, go to My Library or My Uploads, find the song or album, choose Edit Info/Lyrics and submit your changes. Anghami reviews them within 2 working days and may reject changes that don't meet its content guidelines.

Traxure and Anghami

Traxure doesn't check Anghami, so keep an eye on your releases there yourself. Your Traxure Dashboards tab can still open Anghami for Creators in one click. For other platforms, Traxure emails you when a release stops showing on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, TIDAL, SoundCloud or Pandora, with the before, the after and a note to your distributor ready to send. Monitoring starts with a seven-day free trial.

Questions artists ask