Andina Music delivers your releases to more than 150 streaming services, download stores, video platforms, social networks and regional services around the world. With one upload you reach the platforms where music is listened to and shared, and you can choose the full network or select services per release.
Streaming
Streaming services account for most of today’s consumption and royalties. On Spotify and Apple Music you can also claim your artist profile (Spotify for Artists and Apple Music for Artists) to manage your image, see statistics and, on Spotify, pitch releases to editorial playlists. Platform-specific guides: get your music on Spotify and get your music on Apple Music. Deliveries also include Tidal, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Napster, Qobuz, Anghami, Boomplay, JioSaavn and other services by region.
Video
YouTube: besides YouTube Music, a distributed release automatically generates an art track on your Official Artist Channel. For eligible recordings, YouTube Content ID monetizes the use of your audio in third-party videos.
Social media and user-generated content
Your music becomes available in the sound libraries of TikTok, Instagram and Facebook (through Meta) so creators can use it in their videos, and it’s published on SoundCloud. These platforms can take a little longer to add new audio (up to five business days) and their revenue is reported separately from streaming.
Download stores
The iTunes Store, Amazon Music (purchases) and other digital stores still sell downloads. Each sale generates a fixed share that’s reported alongside your streaming royalties.
Regional services
Services with strong audiences in specific markets, such as Yandex Music and Zvuk, plus regional stores in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. If your audience is concentrated in a region, tell us and we’ll make sure the relevant services are included.
How to choose platforms
For most releases, delivering to the full network is the best option: it costs nothing extra, and listeners appear where you least expect them. Choose a smaller set only when there’s a real reason, such as an exclusive window agreed with a platform or a territory restriction. Whatever you choose, use the same ISRC and UPC codes and the same metadata everywhere so your catalog stays unified. More on the process in how digital music distribution works.
Distribute your music
Create your account (free, no card required) and upload your release. A member of our team reviews it within 1 to 2 business days and tells you if anything needs fixing before it goes out to the platforms.
