Delivery
Direct pipelines, not a middleman chain
We deliver straight into each platform's ingestion system rather than passing your release through another distributor first. Fewer hops means fewer things that can go wrong on release day.
Digital distribution
150+ platforms
No hidden fees
Monthly reporting
Digital distribution
Your release.
The world's platforms.
Put your music on the services people actually use, on the date you chose, with the credits and artwork intact. Built for artists and labels who care how the details land.
Where your music goes
The platforms below are the ones most independent artists ask about. The full list runs past 150.
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- Tidal
- Boomplay
- Audiomack
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Amazon
- Deezer
- Pandora
- +140 more
What runs underneath
Scheduling
Rollouts you control
Pre-saves, countdowns and a single global launch time, set once and applied everywhere.
Catalogue
Change things later
Swap artwork, correct a credit or take a release down across your whole back catalogue.
Reporting
Statements that add up
Earnings broken down by platform, country and track, with splits paid straight to collaborators.
Metadata
Identifiers handled
ISRCs and UPCs issued and checked for you, with contributor roles formatted the way platforms expect.
The release flow
Six steps from an empty project to a live release. Most artists get through it in an afternoon.
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01
Create the release
Start a single, EP or album and name the artist it belongs to.
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02
Upload the files
WAV masters and cover art at 3000 × 3000 pixels or larger.
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03
Add the details
Titles, featured artists, writers, producers and explicit flags. We issue the ISRCs and UPC.
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04
Pick the date
One global release date, or different dates per territory if you're rolling out in stages.
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05
We check it
Our team reviews everything against platform rules and comes back to you if something needs fixing.
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06
It goes live
We deliver to every platform you selected and you watch each one confirm.
Every release is checked
Nothing goes out broken
Rejected releases are the most common reason a launch date slips. We check for the things platforms reject before we deliver, not after.
- Uncompressed WAV audio, 16-bit / 44.1 kHz or better
- Square cover art, 3000 × 3000 pixels minimum
- Titles and artist names formatted to platform style rules
- Writer, producer and featured-artist credits verified
- Explicit language flagged correctly per track