What We Distribute.

• —Original music of any genre.
• —Covers, provided they are properly licensed.
• —Instrumentals.
• —Podcasts.
• —Meditation and ambient audio.
• —Audiobooks.
• —Spoken word.

• —White noise or ambient-noise spam uploaded in bulk to farm streams.
• —Rain, nature, or background-noise uploads with no meaningful production.
• —Fake albums — releases misrepresenting artist identity or catalog structure.
• —AI spam — low-effort, mass-generated AI content submitted at volume.
• —Empty or silent tracks.
• —Pirated songs you do not hold rights to.
• —DJ mixes assembled without rights to the included tracks.
• —TV audio or movie rips.

Every release requires complete, accurate metadata across the following fields:

• —Artist name — must match your verified artist profile.
• —Title — accurate, without excessive punctuation, emoji, or promotional text.
• —Genre and language.
• —Composer and songwriter credits.
• —ISRC and UPC identifiers.
• —Explicit content flag, set accurately.
• —Release date.
• —Featuring artists, credited correctly and consistently across all tracks.

Releases most commonly fail at the DSP level — after passing our review — for reasons including:

• —Misleading metadata that doesn’t match the audio content.
• —Duplicate content already present on the platform under a different release.
• —Fake or inconsistent artist identities across releases.
• —Unresolved copyright claims on included material.
• —Spam-pattern uploads flagged by DSP-side fraud detection.

Releases are rejected at the quality-review stage for:

• —Clipping or audible distortion.
• —Poor or inconsistent exports across tracks in the same release.
• —Mono files submitted as stereo, or channel-collapse errors.
• —Corrupted or unplayable audio files.