TikTok’s New Platform: A Game-Changer for Artists Amid Ownership Talks
TikTok has quietly started testing a new insights platform called “TikTok for Artists,” designed to empower artists in building their careers. The Chinese-owned short-form video giant confirmed to TechCrunch on April 4, 2025, that the platform will offer tools for artists to promote their music, analyze performance metrics, and connect with fans.
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Currently, the platform is being tested in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, and Indonesia, with plans for expansion into additional markets as part of a broader rollout.
TikTok for Artists
According to the “TikTok for Artists” website, artists can use the platform to launch campaigns for upcoming releases, drive pre-saves on Spotify and Apple Music, and even organize exclusive merchandise drops. The platform also provides access to performance data, enabling artists to track the success of their posts and songs while gaining insights into their fanbase, including geographic demographics.
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“Music Tab Fan Spotlight”
Additionally, artists can spotlight fan videos and foster community engagement through the platform. Selected fan videos will be featured in a dedicated “Music Tab Fan Spotlight” section on the artist’s profile.
This launch coincides with the extension of TikTok’s sale-or-ban deadline by 75 days, as announced by US President Donald Trump. ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, revealed ongoing discussions with the Trump administration regarding the app’s ownership, though no agreement has been finalized.
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