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Music Rights Chaos
Independent music creators face opaque distribution, false copyright claims, and lost rights data that block releases and payments.
In their words
has anyone had any decent luck with finding actual curators that’ll help boost monthly listeners?
The artist becomes the integration layer between five tabs.
Discover weekly might as well be non existent. I'm pumping a lot of ad money in to keep the numbers up myself waiting for things to improve
I wanted to pay them fairly (an amount set by THEM, not ME), but I wanted the LAYERED SOURCE files
They have many problems such as low support , payment delay,, and also my catalogue is too huge for them
there's no way to know the impact of a profile in Groover with the info the platform provides
Someone had uploaded my song to Spotify under their own name and had apparently been collecting streams and royalties for around 10 days before I even found out.
I asked for a setlist that same day... he said he'd send it over in two days.
sometimes when submitting a performance I’ll see that the venue isn’t listed and I’m asked to add it manually.
around 80% said AI was the main reason they stopped buying or never bought
Sometimes it feels like independent artists are expected to be musicians, content creators, designers, marketers and data analysts at the same time.
You need to join groups and send dms, but accessibility makes you look unimportant.
Tags are hijacked by hundreds of similar songs you can't avoid.
What I actually miss is music curation and discovery, instead of a just a giant slop-pile of new music that I can't possible sort through
Independent music artists
Where they talk
- r/MusicDistribution
- r/SunoAI
- r/musicmarketing
- r/musicindustry
- r/musicbusiness
- r/PartneredYoutube
- r/SpotifyArtists
- r/musicians
Tools they use today
- DistroKid
- Suno
- YouTube
- Spotify
- Symphonic
- Groover
- LANDR
Why those fall short
- buyers can generate what they need instead of buying static packs
- No monitoring; hijacks only found by chance, proof vanishes after takedown
- Spotify holds all the metrics; bands do not have access
- DSPs give no customer data or contact; aggregator revenue too low
- must manually report each one, linking clip and original video
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