topic Re: Evensong Artist wrongly credited in Content Questions

Evensong Artist wrongly credited

22mav — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 19:39:23 GMT

Hey guys. So, there's a relatively obscure 1973 British folk-rock duo, "Evensong", that released an album under the same name in 1973. There's also an obscure Hungarian gothic metal group, Evensong, that formed in 1997 and released a couple albums around that time.

Both artists' work appears on Spotify under the same name, Evensong. But they're different artists and their work is drastically different. Again, since they're both under about 2000 listeners a month, it's an honest mistake on Spotify's part. But I'm a huge fan of the British Evensong, so this has bugged me for a while and I'm wondering how I should go about contacting Spotify to get it fixed. Any advice?

Re: Evensong Artist wrongly credited

AdamDamon — Mon, 11 Mar 2024 03:11:04 GMT

Hi @22mav,

Thanks for posting in the Spotify Community, and welcome!

I’ve moved your post from Chat to a relevant Help board, where it fits better.

If you notice music on Spotify with inaccurate metadata (such as albums appearing under the wrong artist profile), I’d recommend reporting the issue to Spotify's Customer Support team here.

Feel free to read more about reporting content with inaccurate metadata on Spotify in this FAQ article as well as in this support article.

Let me know if you have any other questions, and have a good day!

Re: Evensong Artist wrongly credited

FraserNOleny — Thu, 14 May 2026 20:27:33 GMT

Glad to see someone else has noticed this. I am also a big fan of the 70s duo.

As of 2026, they're still being conflated on the Spotify artist page, and other places like genius and I presume other platforms, too.

This seems to be a pretty common occurrance with spotify, where they consolidate multiple small artists into one page. Another band I am a fan of, 70s Irish traditional band Skara Brae, was consolidated with a 2024 band of the same name.

This doesn't stop us listening to their work, but it's weird and confusing. I've been wondering about it for a while, and it's nice to have an answer.