Digital aggregator
A company that distributes music from independent artists and labels to digital service providers (DSPs) such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, often also collecting and forwarding mechanical royalties on behalf of the artist. Examples include DistroKid, TuneCore, and CD Baby.
Articles about Digital aggregator
How Registering With the Right Collection Society Changed One Artist's Income
This collection society case study follows one independent artist who turned fragmented royalty receipts into steady income after registering with the right collection society and securing proper international representation. Using anonymized UniteSync data we present exact before-and-after numbers, the operational steps taken - from metadata cleanup and ISRC correction to reciprocal claims - and the realistic timelines and pitfalls small island and emerging-market artists should expect.
Understanding Music Royalty Splits: A Complete Guide for Independent Artists
Understanding Music Royalty Splits: A Complete Guide for Independent Artists Types of Music Royalties and Their Implications If you think all music royalties are created equal, think again! Independent artists often find themselves navigating a complex web of royalties that can feel more like a maze than a straightforward path to income.