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Turn folders into roster members

By the end an artist folder you already had belongs to a roster member, with every track still inside it.

1 min·4 steps·Updated 2026-09-23
Where it ends: the folder you already had, now the artist’s, with its tracks where they were.

Before you start

  • A top-level folder named after the artist, with their tracks in it.
  • Owner or admin access. Only they see the roster Add tile.
  1. 1

    Find the artist’s folder

    Open Catalog. A folder at the top level named after an artist, such as The Vandalls, can become that artist’s roster folder.

    • You now see the folder you want to keep.
    • Only top-level folders are matched. A folder inside another folder is not offered.
  2. 2

    Add a member with that name

    Click the dashed Add tile in the roster rail and type the folder’s name in Name. Capitals do not matter.

    • You now see a notice offering the existing folder.
    • No notice appears when two top-level folders share the name. Rename one so the match is clear.
  3. 3

    Use the existing folder

    Click Use this folder, then Add roster member. The folder takes the artist’s name as you typed it. Create a separate one gives the artist a new, empty folder instead.

    • You now see the artist in the roster rail.
    • Changed your mind before saving? Click Undo.
  4. 4

    Open the artist

    Click the artist in the Roster rail above the track list.

    • You now see the folder you had, now the artist’s, with every track still in it.

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