Five labels, one artist: where are all your songs?

Your first single came out with a studio in Guwahati. A label put out the next two. One you released yourself, and you sang on a friend's song last year. Ask yourself: how many songs have you released, and how is each one doing?

If you can't answer straight away, you're like most artists here. The songs are scattered, and so are the numbers.

Why it's hard to see

Every label sees its own releases. Plays and earnings are reported to whoever released the song, so no one, not even you, sees all of your music together.

What your Spotify profile already knows

Your Spotify artist profile lists every single, EP and album you're on, with the label named on each. That's the fullest list of your music anywhere, and it's public.

Your whole catalogue is already on your Spotify profile. It just isn't in one place you can use.

HeldAway puts it together

Link your Spotify profile to Nenco, and HeldAway lists every release on it, whoever put it out, next to the ones you released through Nenco. For each song it shows the views on YouTube, from its YouTube Music upload or official video. It updates every week.

• See which songs are still finding listeners, years later.
• Know your whole catalogue before you talk to a label or a promoter.

It comes free with every artist account. More about HeldAway.