Music distribution

Get your music where people listen

A cabinet for artists and labels: releases on streaming platforms, analytics, payouts, and support.

  • Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and more
  • Streams by store and country
  • 90% royalties to the artist

Cabinet

Distribution

Send singles and albums to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Yandex Music, VK and other stores.

Catalog

Drafts, moderation, UPC and ISRC, release status — in one cabinet.

Analytics

Platforms, countries, tracks. You can see where people listen.

Payouts

The artist keeps 90% of royalties. Report credits, balances per release, and a payout request when the money is actually there.

API for labels

REST API: releases, analytics, reports and support.

Three steps

From a file to the stores

  1. 01

    Create an account

    Registration takes a minute, then the cabinet.

  2. 02

    Build the release

    Cover, tracks, metadata. Save a draft and submit for moderation when you are ready.

  3. 03

    Track and get paid

    Once it is live, watch stats, open reports and request a payout.

Short answers

Common questions

How soon will the release appear on streaming?

Sonar moderation takes 4–5 business days. After approval the release goes to stores — each platform has its own go-live time, and the cabinet shows the status.

How do I get paid for streams?

The artist keeps 90% of royalties. When reports arrive, credits show up in the cabinet. Save payout details and request a withdrawal from the available balance.

Is there an API for labels or partners?

Yes. After you sign in, the cabinet has API docs for releases, analytics, financial reports and support tickets.

How do you treat AI music?

We ship it. Human, AI, or both — we care about the release, not a manifesto. Mark the AI flags honestly, and the track goes to stores like any other.

How do I contact support?

Write to [email protected] or open the in-app chat after you sign in. If a message is missing, check Spam.

Send the first release

Account, upload, moderation. Questions go to email.