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Music distribution for independent artists who want full ownership.

Your release shouldn't disappear into a queue. Signal Room Society handles the delivery, metadata, and platform mechanics so your music shows up on every store that matters — with $0/year distribution, an 85% artist royalty split, optional paid services, and no ownership grab.

Who it's for

First-release artists who need someone to handle the platform mechanics, and growing indie artists tired of fighting upload portals between every release.

What you receive

Worldwide store delivery to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, TikTok, Instagram, Deezer, Tidal, Pandora, and 150+ stores. ISRC and UPC codes assigned. Proper metadata, ownership, and split coding handled before submission. Royalty payouts collected and reported back. Full takedown control whenever you decide.

Why it matters for your release

Distribution is the gate. A clean submission with correct metadata, the right artwork specs, and proper rights coding decides whether your release lands cleanly on every store or stalls in review. Set the tone for your rollout by getting the distribution right the first time.

Distribution services

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Unlimited Distribution

Featured

$0/year distribution with an 85% artist royalty split. Paid services are optional.

Free
Store review timing varies
Track delivery status in your Client Room
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Video Distribution - One Platform

Your music video distributed to a single platform of your choice.

$79
5 business days
Deliverables and updates in your Client Room
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Video Distribution - Full Network

Your music video distributed across the full video network.

$199
7 business days
Deliverables and updates in your Client Room
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Physical Distribution (Vinyl/CD/Cassette)

Press vinyl, CDs, or cassettes and distribute to big-box, chain, and independent retailers via AMPED partnership.

$500 – $5,000
60 business days
Deliverables and updates in your Client Room

From release brief to store delivery

Begin with your artist information, release details, final audio, cover artwork and collaborator credits. SRS reviews the submission for release readiness before the store handoff. If something needs correction, resolve it before expecting delivery to move forward. Keep the release date, track order and approved file versions consistent across the project. After delivery, check the live store links and artist profiles so you can flag a mismatch. A submission status and a confirmed live release are different milestones; use the available status updates to follow progress.

What the artist needs to provide

Prepare the final audio for every track, the approved cover, exact artist and track names, explicit-content information and the intended release date. Include existing Spotify and Apple Music profile links when available, plus songwriter, producer and featured artist credits. Explain any samples, licenses or collaborator permissions that affect the release. For a transfer, bring existing identifiers and links instead of starting from memory. Keeping these details together helps avoid duplicate profiles, version confusion and corrections after the music has already reached stores.

Understand the distribution model

The distribution lane is $0/year with an 85% artist royalty split. That describes the distribution model, not a promise of earnings or a free bundle of every artist service. Mastering, artwork, marketing and other paid support remain optional and have their own scope. Artists retain ownership of their music. Review the applicable terms and collaborator arrangements before submitting, especially when several people share rights or income. Store processing, reporting and royalty availability depend on external platforms, so avoid building a budget around an assumed payment date.

Avoid preventable release delays

Uploading an unfinished mix, changing credits at the last moment or submitting artwork you cannot use can hold up a release. Check spellings, versions, permissions and profile mappings before approving the handoff. Leave time for review and store processing rather than announcing an immediate launch. Distribution does not include guaranteed editorial placement or automatic audience growth. For an existing catalog transfer or takedown, ask for a coordinated plan before removing anything from your current distributor; rushing that step can interrupt availability and make follow-up harder.

Frequently asked questions

What does free distribution mean here?

The distribution lane has no annual fee and uses an 85% artist royalty split. Optional paid services are separate. Read the current terms and any service quote so you understand the relationship before approving a release.

Do I keep ownership of my recordings?

Yes. Distribution does not transfer ownership of your masters to SRS. You still need the rights and permissions to distribute the material, and collaborators' ownership and payment arrangements should be settled before the submission is approved.

Can you guarantee my release date?

No exact store timing is guaranteed. Asset readiness, review, corrections and store processing all affect availability. Share the planned date early and leave a practical buffer before committing to announcements, ads or a launch event.

Can I transfer music from another distributor?

Discuss the existing release first and provide its store links, ISRCs and UPC where available. Matching the original recording and metadata matters. Keep the current release available until a coordinated transfer and takedown plan has been reviewed.

Does distribution include promotion?

Store delivery and marketing are separate. A release can be available without having a campaign behind it. If you need pitch preparation, visuals or a rollout plan, choose that support explicitly rather than assuming it comes with distribution.

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