How can my family access my Amazon Music for Artists account after I die?

The process typically involves contacting Amazon Music for Artists with a death certificate and proof of relationship. Our step-by-step guide walks you through the exact procedure.

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What Happens to Your Amazon Music for Artists Account When You Die

Ongoing streaming royalties

Quick Facts

Royalties

Continue after death

Distributor

Pays through distributor

Profile

Can be managed by estate

Step-by-Step Guide

Royalties continue through distributor

Amazon Music royalties are paid through the music distributor. Contact the distributor to update payment info for the estate.

Transfer artist profile

Contact Amazon Music for Artists support to transfer profile management to the estate.

Document Now Checklist

Amazon Music artist profile URL
Music distributor used
Monthly streaming income estimate

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Last verified: June 2026. Platform policies may change. Verify current procedures directly with Amazon Music for Artists. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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