Digital music distribution is the process of making your music available to the public to stream or download on music stores and streaming platforms (DSPs). With a service like BandLab Distribution, you can get your music on Spotify, Apple Music, and more - not only will you receive earnings, but your music will reach a global audience. Learn how to use it here.
- Keep 100% of the earnings received from your streamed releases
- Deliver your songs to over 20+ Digital Service Providers (DSPs) and have your music on Spotify, Apple Music, TIDAL, and many more
- Release a Single, EP, or Album to a global audience and start racking up streams; the choice is yours
- Pick your release date in advance or have your music out on DSPs as quickly as 7 days after submission
- Enjoy unlimited UPCs and ISRCs at no extra cost, allowing you to focus on seamlessly releasing your music
- Track and monitor your earnings with breakdowns for each of your releases
- Get quicker assistance for issues with your releases when you write to Support
- Get more than just music distribution with other BandLab Membership features, such as additional AutoPitch effects, member-exclusive Mastering presets, Voice Cleaner, Smart Tools, Audio-to-MIDI, access to Cakewalk Sonar and Next, and many more
Digital distribution is only available when you purchase a monthly or annual BandLab Membership, but you can create a draft release to prepare your tracks for submission during the trial period.
Distribution times can vary depending on the store. Once we've reviewed your submission, it can take up to 2 weeks for your track to go live on Spotify, Apple Music, and other stores.
To keep tabs on your earnings, go to the My Earnings dashboard, where you can view any pending or past earnings paid to you. Find out more about the My Earnings dashboard here.
You'll need to maintain an active Membership to keep 100% of your earnings. Should you discontinue your Membership, you'll receive 100% of your earnings until the end of the cycle, followed by 80% thereafter.
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Disclaimer
Submissions distributed to YouTube are not delivered to YouTube Content ID.
Yes, an active BandLab Membership subscription is required to keep your releases live on streaming platforms. Don't worry; you will receive ample reminders to renew your membership to keep your releases live. If your membership subscription remains inactive, your releases will eventually be removed from all streaming platforms.
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