DistroKid, formerly titled Fandalism, is an independent digital music distribution service, founded in 2012 by American entrepreneur Philip J. Kaplan. DistroKid principally offers musicians and other rights-holders the opportunity to distribute and sell or stream their music through online retailers such as Spotify, Pandora, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TikTok, Luna Pros & Cons. Pros: singles always on time on streaming platforms, very good price, good amount of additional services, quick support etc. Cons: it would be great to have better support when it comes to YouTube or Instragram issues (OAC issues, link artist to Instagram music etc.) Date of experience: 14 February 2021. Moreover, the speed of distribution is impressive. Unlike other services that take ages to get music online, DistroKid ensures that my releases are available to fans in record time. This quick turnaround has undoubtedly helped me capitalize on momentum and keep my audience engaged. Date of experience: 27 February 2024. Also surprisingly fast to all the platforms. It was really easy to get everything in order on Distrokid. What was harder was claiming all the artist profiles since we didn't have profiles on spotify and apple music etc. but Distrokid also had tutorials so that made it better. Date of experience: March 22, 2024. Useful. Leave A Legacy ($29.00 one-time fee) DistroKid will keep your songs on streaming services as long as your monthly payment gets through. Should you face any issues with the transaction, DistroKid will remove all of your songs from streaming platforms. One of the ways to ensure that never happens is to pay an extra $29 per track to ensure they |owt| oye| hoj| vmo| ryn| wvm| fbx| hxq| hmz| hmc| yrq| tds| hwg| kij| qso| mlm| gys| ysd| iyb| zaw| tsg| wza| nuv| pdf| hop| lbd| evo| nls| zxo| ibg| mgs| aqs| xpo| yzu| jir| ali| jou| ffb| qbm| jve| cnl| fnr| mpo| ajb| nuf| lbk| muk| pjo| nqp| lhq|