Which music distribution is BEST for your release?

This 100% helped so much. I was gonna go with DistroKid. Decided on TuneCore thanks to your info and knowledge. Thanks mate.

How's landr experience？I checked other review and some people complain about the delay release date for month， is it true？ Thx！！！！

Good video bro thank you

Tunecore are scammers they will block your releases, just google reviews and you'll see many complaints

Thank you this fr fr

top of da morning SiR, had a question about sampling, how much of a sample could you use without having to worrying bout legal action, is it base on second or minutes to determine its to long of a sample to use? if you could plz answer thankz BiG-_-FeRD

Does Distrokid remove the songs from different platforms, say if we don't subscribe for the next year ??

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Amuse #1

Thank you so much. This gave me direction 🙏🏽

Distrokid seems to be dope

Hey do you know any distributor that you have infinite primary artists with

Can you use 2 music distribution company at the same time.

I paid $150 for Tunecore Breakout Artist + Publishing. I had problems with them, they blocked my releases. I got it straightened out, but I did not like the awful lossy sound quality on their platforms, so I took down all my releases and re-uploaded and selected a handful of hi quality platforms, like iTunes, Qobuz & Tidal. All of my songs were blocked. I inquired and received this message from Tunecore for every release:

Apologies for the inconvenience caused. Thank you for getting back to us. Unfortunately, after further review of your account, we have made an internal decision not to release this content and in order to protect our internal review policies and practices, we would be unable to disclose the reasons for blocking this release.

I heard Tunecore is a scam run by shady people, musicians getting robbed. I see google headlines say Tunecore is raking in millions of dollars. Are any musicians making any money from Tunecore? Or from any of these music distributors? I read that every day 100,000 songs are uploaded to streaming services via music distributors. Streaming services and music distributors are reportedly raking in billions of dollars. Are any musicians making any money from 0.004 ¢ per stream? 🤡

Yerp Tune cores the move, I'm sold lol

Thank for this. I didn’t know tune core did publishing. I have been breaking my head looking for something like them

how about vydia company ?????

nice vid, thank u for landr

Can I use Landr to distribute my music then use Tunecore for publishing?

best ones are the smaller distributors as they care about you. I mainly used revelator distributors like laydistribution or viable

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Thanks for helping other artists cross this door 😂 informative and encouraging 👍🏿🌻

Amuse is good, track is out in 1 month. Everything worked...but there was a problem to verify my phone number and I couldn't get paid, kinda bad

i stopped paying for distro for 2 years now, the music still on getting streams .

Thanks for this bro❤

Fuck em all make your own website and sell 🙌

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Nice music video distribution Koji

Thank you for this video. I am new at all this and your vid is educating me BIG TIME!

Easy to watch

That was the best!

Thank you I’ll be building on koji!!

What do you think about Level Music? i kinda wanna try it out

united masters is the biggest scam music distro ever to exist

can i use two distributors or more? and still have the same spotify page artist etc?

Hay man I gotta question if I leave a distribution and sign with a different one would my accounts still be the same or still have my account

none. build your own platform

This is helping sir thanks.

Just don't use route note, for a indie artist , symphonic or label engine, Emubands.. TOP 3

im going with landr

Be careful with United Masters and their 'right of first refusal' in their Terms and Conditions.

Thanks grateful information

What do you think about CD baby ?

Bro, your content format is dope 🔥

Good info thanks!

How is Ditto music

LXGEND! Genuinely enjoyed this video man. I recently launched a distribution platform with my team called Boost Collective. Our ultimate aim to get rid of the majority of expenses most artists face. Artists get credits everytime they upload music that they can spend to get visuals (videos, Spotify Canvas, cover arts, banners, promo cards etc...), as well as promotions/marketing support for free. In my experience already, artists are able to make more revenue quicker as expenses take a back seat, paired with the marketing pushes. We're currently funded through clients that buy bigger campaigns through our store + a small % of total pie publishing to subsidize expenses! Your outlook on the creative distribution + promotional distribution definitely gave me insight on future things to build out. We've also got what's in my opinion the most comprehensive split accounting tool coming next week! Ultimately I'm hyped to see the value go up in the space in general! Competition always leads to better services. Cheers !🥂