Organizing your content may be hard, but once you do the work you will not have to repeat the process. Follow these tools provided by Youtube in the video link to the right and you will be on your way to owning and managing your own artist account that will  allocate your music to one place. 

You can subscribe to music artists and get notifications from their channels to stay updated on their latest music, videos, and tours.

You can subscribe to an artist just like any other creator on YouTube by following these steps:

1. Sign in to YouTube.
2. Go to a video of the artist you like.
3. Under the video player, click or tap SUBSCRIBE.

Once you subscribe, any new videos published by the artist will show up in your Subscriptions feed. Learn about subscribing to channels. You can also subscribe to artists on channel pages.

An artist can have more than one type of channel on YouTube:

• A channel the artist manages themselves.
• A partner-provided channel, which is managed by a YouTube Music distribution partner (like a record label).
• A topic channel, which YouTube auto-generates. These channels are titled “Artist Name - Topic” and say “auto-generated by YouTube” in the channel’s About section. Learn about auto-generated topic channels for artists below.
• An Official Artist Channel , a collection of an artist’s music and videos from across all their different YouTube channels. You can find an artist's Official Artist Channel (OAC) by searching for the artist on YouTube. You can also find their OAC by watching an artist's official music video. Learn about Official Artist Channels.

If you’re already subscribed to an artist’s topic channel or partner-provided channel, you’ll automatically be subscribed to their Official Artist Channel when it’s created. Notifications will then be sent from the artist's Official Artist Channel. Learn about notifications from artists below.

Once subscribed to an artist’s Official Artist Channel, your subscriptions to their topic channel and partner-provided channel will be inactive. This means they’ll no longer be in your subscriptions list. You can still find an artist's topic channel or partner-provided channel in Search, but these channels will no longer have a subscribe button.

As always, you can manage your subscriptions for any channel you subscribe to, including Official Artist Channels.

Once you subscribe to a channel, you may start getting notifications when the channel publishes new videos. By default, we'll only send you the highlights from the channel. Learn how to manage your notifications.

If an artist has an Official Artist Channel, you'll only get notifications from their official channel in your subscriptions feed.

The type of notifications you'll get from an Official Artist Channel depends on the notification preferences you've had for other channels from the artist:

• If you’ve set bell notifications on the Official Artist Channel, you'll get bell notifications regardless of your setting on other channels. 
• If you've set highlights on the Official Artist Channel, you'll get highlights regardless of your setting on other channels. 
• If you have any other notification setting on the Official Artist Channel, and you have either bell notifications or no notifications set on the partner-provided channel, then the Official Artist Channel will get the notification settings from the partner-provided channel.
• Preferences from a topic channel do not affect your notification settings for the Official Artist Channel.

You may see both a topic channel and an Official Artist channel in Search. An artist’s topic channel is auto-generated by YouTube and is titled “Artist Name - Topic.” If an artist doesn’t have an Official Artist Channel, you can subscribe to their topic channel. This will add the topic channel to your subscriptions list, but will not add any videos to your subscriptions feed. You won’t get notifications from topic channels.

If you’re an artist with a topic channel, we recommend setting up an Official Artist Channel.