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The only artist that can be listed in the artist field is the karaoke or tribute band that's actually performing the song.

Original performing artists should never be credited in the artist name field of your release.

Karaoke and Tribute albums must follow these requirements: My Way (Originally Performed by Frank Sinatra)įor more important information on cover songs, please read this article. Cover SongsĬover songs cannot include the original performing artist in the track title or artist field. For more information on how some stores classify EPs, please read this article. Releases that do not meet the above criteria will not be identified as an EP.

The release has a total of four to six (4-6) tracks and the entire release is less than 30 minutes.The release has a total of one to three (1-3) tracks, one or more of the tracks is 10 minutes or longer, and the entire release is less than 30 minutes.

Stores use their own requirements to determine if a release is an EP or not.įor example, using Apple's requirements, an album will automatically be identified as an "EP" and " - EP" will be added to the release title on iTunes if it meets one of the two following criteria: You cannot add "EP" to the title of your release when uploading. (Albums that have 'Vol.' in the title must not be written as 'Volume')Ĭommon Formatting Requirements for Release and Track Titles EPs (This can only be used in titles and is NOT allowed in artist names) The following abbreviations are acceptable. This is to make sure releases comply with formatting rules set by iTunes and other stores.įor English language releases, all of the following words must be lowercase unless they are the first or last word of the title or artist name: We have set auto-caps formatting in our system for album and track titles. Please note: iTunes has the right to make adjustments to a release so it meets their formatting requirements. It is very important that you follow these formatting rules, as failing to do so can result in a store blocking your release until the issue is fixed, and we would hate to see that happen! TuneCore wants to make sure your releases go live as fast as possible.