Universal Music Group has developed an analytics app for its artists and their managers to monitor everything from streaming activity to social performance.
Artists and their managers can use the app to view personalized, global data insights from Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon and YouTube (Data from Deezer will be included in 2020).
The Universal Music Artists (UMA) app can be downloaded from Apple’s AppStore and the Google Play Store, starting today (November 21).
Artists and managers will receive login credentials upon request from their label representative. After first login, users can choose to use facial recognition, depending on the device.
The app will send real-time alerts every time a song is added to a top global playlist and will update every 30 minutes
They will additionally be able to track social engagement across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Universal Music’s volume of data across multiple platforms provides unparalleled, global, market-wide context and insights in a simple-to-use app.
Artists and managers will receive login credentials upon request from their label representative. After first login, users can choose to use facial recognition, depending on the device.
UMA’s Available features include an Artist Dashboard that displays Total audience, Total streams, Spotlight Songs activity, Spotlight Videos performance and Insights highlighting significant changes.
The Music tab will show the performance of Top 40 songs (overall and by platform, globally and by country) and YouTube views (globally and by country).
An Audience tab shows Listeners and streams over time by platform, Top platforms (listeners by platform), Engagement (active versus passive streams), Top Countries and Regions (overall and by platform) and Demographics (age and gender).
The Social tab will allow artist and managers to monitor their social engagement across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Followers (overall and by platform), Interactions (likes, comments, shares, tweets, retweets, reactions), Top-performing posts by interactions and will provide a view of which social platform and type of post gets the most interactions.
“UMA is a great tool for us to get a real understanding of how our fans are consuming/interacting with our artists in real time.”
Jack Street, Method Music
“UMA is a great tool for us to get a real understanding of how our fans are consuming/interacting with our artists in real time,” said Jack Street, Co-Founder, Method Music.
“It’s great to have a comprehensive analytical tool like UMA, to access real time data and be able to make decisions with the most up to date information.”
Andrew Gertler, AG Artists
Andrew Gertler, Founder, AG Artists, added: “It’s great to have a comprehensive analytical tool like UMA, to access real time data and be able to make decisions with the most up to date information.
“We’ve always taken a holistic approach to the success of Shawn’s music, which means ensuring everything across all platforms is working in sync and watching how fans interact with music across all the major touchpoints including streaming, video and socials.
“This is all really only possible with innovative tools like this.”
“UMA is the only place where I can see an overview in one place of how fans and consumers are reacting, which helps us strategize for the future.”
Zack Morgenroth, Lighthouse Management & Media
Zack Morgenroth, Partner, Lighthouse Management & Media, said: “UMA is the only place where I can see an overview in one place of how fans and consumers are reacting, which helps us strategize for the future.
“By having everything consolidated, I’m able to cut down the amount of time that I’m pulling information and instead focus on output.”Music Business Worldwide
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