Digital Music Distribution
Release Your Music on; Spotify, iTunes & Apple Music, Youtube & Youtube Music, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon Music, BoomPlay, Facebook & Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Triller, Pandora, etc.
Monetize your Music on 100+ Streaming and Downloading Platforms
1710Media has established partnerships with leading digital music platforms, including streaming services, online stores, and social media networks. We ensure your music is available to a wide audience across popular platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music & iTunes, Amazon & Amazon Music, Youtube & YouTube Music, Facebook & Instagram, Tiktok & Resso, Snapchat, Tidal, Deezer Boomplay, and more. Reach fans worldwide and tap into new markets effortlessly.
You gain access to detailed analytics and reports that track your streams, downloads, and sales. We ensure accurate royalty calculations and provide timely payments, empowering you to focus on your art while we handle administrative tasks.
From playlist pitching and social media campaigns to tailored promotional strategies, our dedicated team works closely with you to amplify your music's reach and impact.
Whether you're an emerging artist or an established label, our comprehensive distribution services and personalized support are designed to elevate your music career to new heights.
Benefits
Why is it important to sign up for Music Distribution service?
DISTRIBUTE YOUR MUSIC NOW!
Get started with Music Distribution service for your Single, E.P., Album, or Dj Mixtape.
Features
Features included in our Music Company Registration Service:
Global Reach
We provide worldwide distribution to major digital music platforms, including streaming services, online stores, and social media platforms.
Fast Delivery
The delivery time is typically 2-5 days. We prioritize efficiency to get your music published and available to audiences as quickly as possible.
Comprehensive Platform Coverage
We distribute your music to a wide range of platforms, including popular streaming services like Spotify, Youtube Music, Apple Music, Boomplay, Tidal, and Deezer, as well as online stores such as iTunes and Amazon.
Tracking and Reporting
You can access detailed reports that break down your streams, sales, and revenue, empowering you to analyze the performance of your music.
Youtube Content ID and Monetization
We implement Youtube Content ID, which identifies instances of your music being used in other videos and enables you to monetize those videos, generating revenue for you.
Social Media Monetization
Increase your music revenues on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and collect from other user-generated content platforms.
Artist account Verification
We may assist with the application for verification on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Amazon Music, Deezer, Boomplay, Audiomack, etc.
Youtube Official Artist Channel
We offer assistance in claiming your Official Artist Channel on YouTube, this is known as an ‘OAC’.
Deliver all kinds of Music
Deliver your Singles, E.Ps, Albums, and Dj Mixes.
Royalty Retention
You retain 90% of the royalties generated by your music videos every Month.
FAQs
Check out some of the Most Frequently asked questions relating to Music Distribution.
The major platforms includes;
- 7digital (Triller, eMusic, HMV, musical.ly, etc)
- Amazon
- Boomplay
- Deezer
- Facebook / Instagram
- Gracenote (Service)
- iTunes Store / Apple Music
- KKBOX
- MediaNet-MusicNet
- Napster (Rhapsody/Realnetworks/ALDI)
- Pandora
- Qobuz
- Shazam (Service)
- Spotify
- Tencent
- TikTok / Resso
- WiMP / Tidal
- Yandex Music (via Hitlab)
- YouTube
- YouTube Music
...and many more stores.
All your music should be in stores. 1710Media gets your music into stores in a fraction of the time it takes our competitors to get your music into stores. We have great customer service, daily stats, a simple interface, and loads of unique features too.
On your release day, we may add it to our playlist on our Music pages. We may also add a client's Music to our social rotations on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook and tag the artist to help gain exposure.
Your Song might also appear on the 1710Media Music release section, pointing to the stores your music is on, and optimized for Search Engines.
1710Media may also add your release information as part of our newsletters being sent out to our subscribers.
You get all of the following streaming analytics: number of streams, number of listeners, total listen time, stream origin (organic vs playlist), top locations and breakdown of listener demographics: female vs male, age range, etc.
You get all of the following microsite analytics: fan contacts, users, sessions, bounce rate, session length, visits across platforms, social media and pages, top locations, and breakdown of listener demographics: female vs male, age range, the year when most of your fans were born.
Our Music Distribution clients have their Music monetized on Spotify, iTunes & Apple Music, Youtube & Youtube Music, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon & Amazon Music, BoomPlay, Facebook & Instagram, Tiktok & Resso, Triller, Pandora, and every other platform on our list.
We payout royalties every month for partners that have reported. You get to retain 90%, we keep 10% of the total royalty generated. No minimum threshold, we pay you no matter how little you earn. We can send payments via Bank Transfer and Western Union.
Most of the time your music will appear within 48 - 72 hours. However, it is recommended that you plan your release date at least 14 days in advance to make sure that it will actually be available everywhere on your desired release date.
If you want your music to be eligible for pitching with the platforms (Spotify playlists, iTunes featured placement, etc), we need the final product uploaded and sent to our retailers at least 4 weeks in advance.
Please take note that during the November/December holidays there may be delays in delivery. So, take precautions!
Audio files requirements;
1. Mastering; In order to ensure a good audio quality and meet the standards of today’s music industry, all audio files must have undergone a professional mastering before their distribution.
2. Audio quality; The audio files should not have any sound imperfection. Audio files containing any background noise and other sound imperfections will not be accepted for distribution.
Format: WAV
Requirements: 16 bit, 44.1 Khz, stereo.
3. Audios and titles; Audio files and track titles must always match. Audios uploaded to non-corresponding tracks are not accepted.
4. Silences, pauses and cuts. Silence, cuts, pauses or extended silences are not allowed. If a song ends with a final silence it should last no longer than ten seconds.
Other kinds of silences, such as cuts or sudden endings, must also be avoided, as they can be misunderstood as audio errors.
Quality and format
1. Quality of images. The cover art must not be any of the following: blurry, pixelated, mismatched, misaligned, rotated, incorrect, stretched, or have other quality issues.
The information shown in the cover image should always match the information of the metadata as accurately as possible and without any class of abbreviation.
2. Dimensions of the cover art. The cover art of all releases must comply with the following requirements, otherwise it will be rejected.
Proportion: Exactly squared
Size: 3000 x 3000 px.
Accepted format: JPG
Mode: RGB (CMYK is not accepted)
Maximum size of file: 10 MB
Must not contain
1. Links and web pages. The cover art can not contain website addresses, websites that sell music, mentions to social media, logos of any stores or services related to entertainment, mentions to physical formats, video formats or any external reference of the digital release.
2. Telephone or email addresses. The cover art can not contain neither telephone numbers nor email addresses.
3. Credits and collaborations. The cover art can include credits or other artists’ names, who are not the primary artists of the release as long as they are justified in the metadata.
The information in the cover will have to reproduce with extreme precision and without abbreviations the information of the metadata.
4. Track listing and illegible texts. The cover art can not contain the track listing.
It is also recommended to use legible fonts in the cover, as the image will be visualized in small formats and it won't be able to appreciate small texts. Texts that are not legible will not be accepted.
5. Descriptions and biographies. The cover art must not include albums descriptions or artists biographies.
6. Digital, physical and video format. The cover art can not include references to it being a digital or physical product (such as “Online”, “CD”, “Compact Disc”, etc.). Mentions to the video format are neither allowed.
Also the cover art must not contain references to contents that are missing in the album, such as “Includes DVD” or “Includes Lyrics”.
Similar expressions like “All Rights Reserved”, “Registered Product”, “Under Copyright”, etc., can not be used. Not even other redundant or unnecessary information.
The release reference number can appear in the cover, but not the UPC or any of the track’s ISRC codes.
7. Pricing. The cover art can not include references to the pricing, or any information with promotional purposes.
8. Pornography and violent contents. The cover art can not include contents that may be racist, pornographic, or glorify or trivialize violence.
9. Offensive symbolism. The cover art must not contain any kind of symbolism that offends a specific group of people or ethnicities, such as Nazi symbolism, restricted by the Strafgesetzbuch section 86a.
10. Misleading information. The cover art must not be misleading. For example, prominently depicting or referencing an artist even though the artist does not perform on the album.
11. Translations and use of special characters. The use of non-occidental or special characters (like Arabic characters, Chinese characters or Greek letters) must be avoided unless they guard an explicit relation with the content.
Side-by-side translations or transliterations of the content are not allowed. The information must be written following the same structure and alphabet as in the metadata.
12. Logos, images and registered brands. All the logos (including the involved texts) must be justified in the metadata. The logos can be related to the artists, producers, labels or other information involved with the musical product.
Designers, photographers and other mentions to the cover artists are not allowed.
Registered brands and private or personal images (from people or companies) can not be included in the cover art.
The only exceptions are when they are visually irrelevant (being part of the background), they accomplish a relevant role (e.g., in a musical) or are justified in the metadata (for example, as the producer or the publisher).
It may be necessary to report the corresponding documentation to maintain registered brands, private images or references to companies or institutions in order to demonstrate the user is allowed to use them.
On your release day, we may add it to our playlist on our Music pages.
We may also add a client's Music to our social rotations on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and tag the artist to help gain exposure.
Your Song might also appear on the 1710Media Music release section, pointing to the stores your music is on, and optimized for Search Engines.
1710Media may also add your release information as part of our newsletters being sent out to our subscribers.
INSIGHTS
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