Apple Music doesn't take uploads directly from independent artists — your music has to come through a distributor. With a free distributor like Mazufa Records you can get your song on Apple Music (plus iTunes, Shazam and Availability varies by service territory eligibility and current terms more) at commission according to current plan terms, keeping ownership subject to your agreement. Here's how.
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Add your track and details, then choose Apple Music. Your release is also delivered to iTunes and made recognizable on Shazam automatically.
Once delivered, claim your profile on Apple Music for Artists to see stats and get editorial consideration. You receive royalties under the applicable plan and agreement.
Yes. Apple Music doesn't accept direct uploads from independent artists, but a free distributor like Mazufa Records delivers your music to Apple Music at current plan terms apply, with commission according to current plan terms.
No. Apple Music requires music to come through an approved distributor. Mazufa is a free distributor that delivers to Apple Music and Availability varies by service territory eligibility and current terms other platforms.
Yes. Releases delivered to Apple Music are also available on iTunes and recognizable on Shazam.
After you submit, delivery usually takes a few days. Setting a release date 2–4 weeks ahead gives time to process and pitch.
Yes. With Mazufa you keep royalties under the applicable plan and agreement and Ownership and royalties follow the applicable agreement ownership of your music. Mazufa applies current plan terms.
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