Map your momentum

All of our data within the app is a global summary of data across all tiers of Amazon Music’s service. The Last 24 Hour view within the app leverages the date and time in your phone settings and displays report tables in your current time zone. All other report time tables are shown in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

We strive to provide the most current data available within our app. Streaming data updates multiple times an hour. Other features in the Amazon Music for Artists app such as Fan Tiering and Daily Voice Index are updated periodically as noted in the app.

Source of Stream is the location within the Amazon Music app from which a stream has occurred:

Stations - streams from Amazon Music stations. Stations are personalized and endless streams of music, kind of like a radio station.

Amazon Playlists - streams included on any Amazon Music curated playlist. Our programmers curate thousands of playlists across different genres, eras, contexts, and locales. These playlists offer a fixed number of songs and are updated frequently to ensure they stay current; our most important playlists are refreshed every week.

User Libraries and Playlists - streams from a user’s My Music library or from any user-generated playlist.

Browse and Search - streams generated from either Home (the Amazon Music consumer app start page), a search results page, artist detail pages, album and song detail pages, Charts, and our New Release page.

The Daily Voice Index helps evaluate fan engagement on Alexa relative to artists of similarly sized audiences – which we hope will help you measure the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns and give more reason to include Alexa in your promotion.

Loosely speaking, we calculate the Daily Voice Index based on how many fans are requesting Alexa to play an artist’s music, including requests by artist name, track, album, or lyrics. We then compare this number against other artists of a similar size in a trailing 7 day period to determine the median. We then distribute the artist on a spectrum of “Cool”, “Warm”, “Hot”, or “On Fire” depending on where they perform compared to the median. The Index is updated daily.

Any explicit request to Alexa of your music that matched an artist, album, song, or lyric in our catalog. Voice Requests could be:

• “Alexa, play the artist _”
• “Alexa, play the song _”
• “Alexa, play the album_”
• “Alexa, play the song that goes_”

Streams of your artist music from within a playlist or a station are not included in this metric.

These are your listeners who are past the initial discovery phase and have actively returned back to your music, added you to their library and playlists, followed you, or purchased digital/physical music (except on amazon.jp). On average, your Fans drive over half of your total streams on Amazon Music, and over one third of them will continue to stream your music in the next 30 days. See how many Fans you have by navigating to the “Fans” tab of the Amazon Music for Artists app.

Superfans are a small, but extremely valuable, subset of your most passionate Fans. On average, these listeners drive almost one third of your total streams, and the majority will continue to listen to your music in the next 30 days. See how many Superfans you have by navigating to the “Fans” tab of the Amazon Music for Artists app.

The New Adds To Playlist module is sorted by descending add date (with newest at the top).

The NEW sticker calls attention to any song which has been included in a playlist within the last 14 days. You’ll encounter the NEW sticker within the Featured in Playlist widget on Song Detail Pages, as well as Songs On This Playlist widgets on Playlist Detail Pages.