Pre-Release Phase is the preparation period leading up to the official release of your music. It typically spans in 3-14 Days before the release date, and it's crucial for laying the groundwork for a successful launch. During this phase, artists and teams focus on planning, production, and creating buzz to maximize the impact when the music is released.

Here’s a breakdown of the key activities in the Pre-Release Phase:

• Finalize Music Production
• Prepare Metadata & ISRC Codes
• Prepare Metadata & ISRC Codes
• Album Art & Visuals
• Select a Distributor
• Plan Release Date
• Submit for Distribution

The Submission & Approval phase typically occurs 4-6 weeks before your release date. This phase involves submitting your music to your chosen distributor and ensuring everything is properly set up for distribution across digital streaming platforms (DSPs) like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. It also includes pitching your music for playlist placements and media coverage.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the Submission & Approval phase:

• Upload Your Music to the Distributor
• Quality Check by Distributor
• Set Up Pre-Save Campaigns
• Pitch to DSPs for Playlists
• Review and Confirm
• Media and PR Submission
• Waiting for Approval
• Monitor Submission Status
• Approval and Distribution

The Release Week is a crucial time when your music officially goes live on streaming platforms, and your promotional efforts culminate to maximize visibility and engagement. This phase, spanning the week before and after the release date, involves amplifying excitement, interacting with fans, and monitoring the performance of your track.

• Tease Content
• Engage with Fans on Social Media
• Launch Listening Parties or Live Streams
• Email and Social Media Blasts
• Track Release Performance
• Create Post-Release Content
• Monitor Sales and Royalties
• Continue Engaging with Fans

Your Release now already publish on DSP,