Artists uploading their music on Soundrop would greatly benefit from a "Save as Draft" feature when creating a release. When assembling an album, there's a significant amount of metadata to input, and I've frequently experienced the frustration of losing my work due to an accidental page refresh. Currently, I've resorted to a workaround where I input "dummy" data in the publishing section to temporarily "save" the album, then return later to input the correct information. A dedicated "Save as Draft" feature would be very helpful, especially for those working on larger projects. The additional time required to gather accurate metadata, publishing details, and agreed-upon splits for albums far exceeds what is needed for a standard single release. Implementing this feature could enhance the user experience by providing a secure way to manage and save progress on complex projects.

Now if you go to the "Publishing" tab, there is no way to exit before filling everything in, and then all your work will be lost.

I wanted to share a little issue I've been experiencing while entering metadata in the "Tracks" section of the platform.

I've noticed that if I forget to hit "Enter" after typing a name in the primary artist field, it sometimes doesn't save properly. Also, there's a glitch when I'm adding "Split" info. These errors have caused some inconsistencies in my release metadata once it goes live.

So, to avoid any mistakes, I've been double-checking the "Track" details after entering the "Split" info. But in my last three releases, I've still seen 1-2 cases where the system goes back to just one primary artist after filling in the split details.

It'd be awesome if you could look into these issues and maybe come up with a better way to save metadata in the "Tracks" section. That'd really help avoid any future mix-ups.