One release workflow
Prepare audio, artwork, metadata, territories, and delivery settings together instead of rebuilding the same release for every destination.

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Release your music to 55+ streaming and download services from one organized workflow—then follow its performance and royalty reporting without losing sight of the work.
Oxtune release
Ready for the world
Destinations
55+
Territories
Worldwide
Workflow
One dashboard
Reporting
Clear insights
Audio, artwork, metadata, territories, and delivery settings managed together.
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55+ music services
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Worldwide territory delivery
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One artist-first dashboard
The essentials
Music distribution connects your finished recording to the places listeners discover, save, share, and return to music. Instead of delivering files and information to every service separately, you prepare one release in Oxtune and select the destinations and territories that fit your plan.
That release is more than an audio file. Stores rely on consistent titles, artist names, contributors, artwork, dates, territories, and rights information. Oxtune keeps those details in one workflow so you can review what will be delivered before the release moves forward.
After launch, the job changes from preparation to understanding. Oxtune brings release status, platform performance, audience signals, and royalty reporting into the same artist environment, helping independent teams make their next decision with better context.
Why artists choose Oxtune
Prepare audio, artwork, metadata, territories, and delivery settings together instead of rebuilding the same release for every destination.
Deliver to major global services and regional destinations through Oxtune’s network of 55+ music platforms.
Follow platforms, territories, streams, and release momentum from a dashboard designed around artist decisions.
Review revenue history and platform reporting alongside the releases that generated the activity.
How it works
Add your audio, cover artwork, release type, artist information, contributors, and the metadata stores need.
Choose a release date, territories, and eligible music services, then review everything before submission.
Oxtune checks the release information and flags issues that should be corrected before delivery.
Track release progress, performance, and royalty reporting from your Oxtune dashboard.
Release checklist
A clean submission reduces avoidable delays and keeps your artist identity consistent across music services. Confirm these essentials before you send a release for review.
Final master audio and correct track order
Store-ready square cover artwork
Consistent artist and featured-artist names
Accurate songwriters, producers, and contributors
Release date and worldwide or selected territories
Rights confirmation for every submitted track
Content and language details reviewed
A launch window that allows for store processing
Questions, answered
Digital music distribution is the process of delivering a finished release and its metadata to streaming and download services. Oxtune gives artists one place to prepare that delivery, select territories, monitor release status, review performance, and follow royalty reporting.
Oxtune delivers to 55+ music services, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, TIDAL, Aurtiz, and regional destinations. Availability can vary by service and territory.
Yes. Oxtune supports singles, EPs, and albums. Your plan determines release limits, platform fees, and the level of reporting and support available to your account.
Submit as early as your release plan allows. Store processing times vary, and an earlier delivery gives time for metadata and artwork checks as well as any corrections before release day.
Oxtune is designed for independent artists and is also suitable for growing labels and catalog teams that need an organized release workflow, performance visibility, and royalty reporting.
Explore Oxtune
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