Examples could include:

• Content with incorrect information (e.g. misspelled titles, wrong cover art, or release dates).
• Corrupted audio playback.
• A large amount of empty space at the end of a song.

If you come across any of the above, first confirm it’s not intended by the artist or an issue with your device or connection:

• Make sure your app is up-to-date.
• Play the track on a different device or with our web player.
• Play the track over a different WiFi or data connection.

If it plays correctly with any of these checks, the song is not broken on the service. See our guide to playback issues for more troubleshooting help.

Still not working?

If the issue isn’t resolved after the checks above, you can report it through our submission form:

1. Go to our submission form.
2. Choose I want to report a broken song or wrong song information.
3. Click I STILL NEED HELP.
4. Find the URI of the content:
   1. Open the desktop app and go to the track/album/artist you wish to report as incorrect.
   2. Click  and select Share.
   3. Hover over Share, then click Copy Spotify URI. The code is copied to your clipboard.
   4. Paste the URI into the relevant field of the submission form and fill in the other details. Click SEND QUESTION.

Note: The URI looks like this: spotify:track:4uLU6hMCjMI75M1A2tKUQC. It’s not the same as a standard Spotify link, which starts with open.spotify.com.

Help us keep the information about our music up-to-date! If you think an artist, track, or album's genre, mood, tags, external links, label, explicitness, etc are wrong or need an update, follow these steps:

Note: For mispelled titles, wrong cover art, or release dates, check 'Broken tracks or albums' above. 

1. Open the desktop app and go to the artist/album/track you wish to suggest an edit for.
2. Click  and select Suggest an Edit. You’re directed to line-in.spotify.com, where you can add your suggestions.