How do we add distribution to our product?
Your users can create music. Now you need rules for accepting tracks, releasing them, handling metadata, tracking money, paying royalties, and earning revenue.
A focused strategy session for founders and music creators adding distribution to a product or building an AI-music artist or catalog. We work through taste and curation, the release system, and the smallest launch worth testing.
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Your users can create music. Now you need rules for accepting tracks, releasing them, handling metadata, tracking money, paying royalties, and earning revenue.
You need to produce the right music, give the artist a clear position, plan the releases, understand the costs and income, and decide what can grow.
The session is not about prompting another track. It is about the choices that make releases possible, payable, and repeatable.
What to produce, how to shape the sound, how to position the artist, and what story should connect the releases.
Platform requirements, ownership questions, common reasons releases are blocked, and when you need a lawyer.
How a track moves from submission and review to release, reporting, and royalty payments.
Fees, commissions, direct costs, income, margins, and the assumptions that could break the model.
Ways to earn from distribution, your own catalog, or both — and the trade-offs of each.
What to test first, who owns it, what you need, and how you decide whether to grow, change, or stop.
Paid market signal. A music-tech founder has already hired me to map this exact problem for their product.
No. It is equally relevant to creator tools, distribution layers, catalog operators, labels, and products considering a release or royalty feature.
There is no universal yes/no answer. Rights, source material, country, platform rules, and your role all matter. I help you find the risks and choices; a qualified lawyer handles formal legal advice.
No. You get the business model, workflow, risks, and launch plan. If you need help building it, we can plan that separately.
The session covers one product or catalog and one main decision. Broader work across several products, markets, or teams is scoped and priced separately before we book.
After the Track gives you a guide, workbook, and editable templates for your next AI-music release. $19, one time.
The form opens Telegram with your answers already filled in. Nothing is stored on this site. I will reply with whether I can help, whether the $800 session fits the scope, and possible times. Broader work is quoted before booking.