How should I format my release title?

Your release title is important - help it stand out to fans by making it simple and easy to read! Follow the below guidelines and your release title should be approved quickly.

For your release title, this section in the upload process is where you will name the entire release. Whether it is a single, an EP, or an album.

NOTE: If you are releasing a single - the release title should be the same as the track title.

Listed below are the following requirements when it comes to the release title:

• Artist name should NOT be included in the release title unless it's a self-titled release, then the format should be like this (i.e. "The Weeknd" Self-titled album)
• Featured artists and producer names should NOT be included in the release title. (Featured artists should be added in the collaborators section while producers should be added in the credits section).
• Any release title should NOT have a remix/version in the title (i.e. This Is My Song Remix, This Is My Song instrumental version). This should be added in the version field in the next upload process section. But there is one exception: such versions as Skit, Intro, and Outro should stay in the title and be put in parentheses "I love music (Intro)"
• Title can contain two languages as long as they are not side-by-side translations.

For example: "My Love (Mi Amor)" is NOT OK, "Girl (Mi Amor)" is OK

• No track numbers! Tracks are listed in order, as you upload them
• Generic titles are not welcomed by stores as well ("Relaxing Chill Meditations Music" or "Track 1" is not a good option for the title)
• Parts and Volumes in the title should be formatted in the following way:

"My Song, Part 1" should be turned into "My Song, Pt.1"

"Dancing Sun Volume 1" should be turned into "Dancing Sun, Vol.1"

• No dashes or underscores in the title