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Creating great experiences on Spotify requires trust that people are who they say they are, that they won’t be scammed and that no one is trying to manipulate our platform. Don’t use malicious practices to deceive others. What to avoid:
Content that impersonates others in order to deceive includes, but may not be limited to:
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By their own admission, this series of albums released under false artist names breaks Spotify's content policy on deceptive content.
Hey there @Daedalus_Isnt_Dead,
Thanks for reaching out here in the Community.
In order to report this correctly, we'd suggest reaching out directly to our Support team here. Make sure to provide the URI of the albums and the links to the profiles of the artists being impersonated, along with a detailed description of your report to be forwarded to the relevant teams.
If anything else comes up, the Community will be here.
Cheers!
They also released an album under our band name which appeared in our Spotify for artists app under upcoming releases. Surely something can be done that requires actual authentication to be able to release on an artists actual profile. It's ridiculous.
I think as the copyright owner of the band name you can claim that they're impersonating you, as a basic user we're unable to report something as a breach of spotify's terms of service.
I followed that moderator's link in the comment above (after they reinstated my message, for some reason replying to yourself and adding a picture means your comment is spam, and will be deleted automatically) ended up talking to someone on a chat box who ended the chat without answering any my questions, which is always helpful.
Hope you have better luck getting a response form them as a creator.
We got the album removed quickly. So thanks to Spotify for that. But it just shouldn't be able to happen at all. This is not just spotify's problem, it's also down to the digital distributors. They do need to find a solution and fast.
I was going to submit a report, but since I am not a rightsholder I could not.
This does deserve attention and correction from Spotify.
Someone has been uploading AI spam and marking the legendary S.U.N Project as featured artist. This pops up as a new release for me, but is clearly not the artist themselves. The tracks are undeniably AI. 3 or so minutes max (compared to average 6 or so for the real artist), no creativity and sound design is odd, AI album artwork. It is very disrespectful to the artist to upload. I would even consider it pretending to be someone else, which in many countries is illegal.
https://open.spotify.com/album/0jcUCykjQopcjErbjbrwkU?si=TlzxTMmDTKGn77TjxKyAgQ
This is the latest AI upload. Please remove this.
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