This is my artist page: https://www.pandora.com/artist/post-mortem/ARj9PVmJ225Znzw
My new album is listed here: https://www.pandora.com/artist/post-mortem/ARzVrVb54wkffvk
I would like this album: https://www.pandora.com/artist/post-mortem/if-memory-serves-me/ALq66Z9g3p7fJj4 to go to my main artist page at the top. It would be nice to have all of my music grouped together. Thank you!
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I have two albums on Pandora, from two distributors. I now have two artist profiles I need to merge. It sounds like only Support can do this? I would like this older profile: https://www.pandora.com/artist/edward-hamlin/AR77hPz7K25lll4 Merged into this newer one: https://www.pandora.com/artist/edward-hamlin/AR55PV9XqnmkxhX If there is a way I can do this myself, I am happy to, but I couldn't figure it out. Thanks, Edward Hamlin
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As you may be aware, Pandora is currently celebrating its 20th birthday! Before Pandora’s historic launch as the one of the first personalized online radio platforms, we were a company called Savage Beast. And Savage Beast’s big idea was something called The Music Genome Project.
The Music Genome Project has been extensively covered here and elsewhere, but, in a nutshell, Savage Beast’s founder, Tim Westergren had the idea that if you analyzed music on a song-by-song basis, that information could be used to create playlists that would help listeners discover new music they loved.
The Music Genome Project worked, and here we are twenty years later, one fifth of the way to building the hundred-year company that Westergren envisioned.
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Sometimes the most memorable tracks begin in the most unexpected places. When inspiration hits, your studio can be anywhere. What’s the most surprising place you’ve worked on music?
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