How can I release my music in Asia?
By choosing to distribute with RouteNote, not only can you upload your music to popular global stores, but also many Asian streaming services.
Distribute your music with RouteNote for free distribution to all of the top stores, streaming service and social media platforms around the world. RouteNote distribute to all of the most popular global services such as Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Deezer and TIDAL, as well as many Asian specific stores such as Chinese services Tencent Music (QQ Music, KuGou and Kuwo), NetEase Cloud Music, Douyin (TikTok) and Kanjian, Indian platforms JioSaavn and Resso (TikTok), Japanese service AWA, South Korean streaming platforms Melon, Bugs! and NAVER VIBE, as well as popular Lebanese streaming service Anghami.
It’s super easy to get your music on all of the above services and many more. Simply sign up for a free account at RouteNote, upload your music and artwork, input the metadata, and select the stores. For maximum coverage worldwide, select all stores. For maxmimum coverage in Asia, be sure to tick the following services:
- Tencent
- Netease
- TikTok
- Kanjian
- Saavn
- AWA
- Melon
- Bugs!
- Naver/Vibe
- Anghami
Finally, pick between Distribute Free and Distribute Premium. RouteNote’s Free Distribution has zero upfront or recurring costs, while artists keep 85% of the revenue. Premium Distribution costs a small fee for 100% of the revenue. We don’t restrict any stores or other features between our Free and Premium services. Your music will then be sent to our moderation team to make sure everything looks and sounds spot on, before being forwarded to the chosen platforms.
Not many music distributors offer as wide a variety of Asian platforms as us. If your music is already with another distributor, but you’d like to fill in the missing stores with RouteNote, that’s fine with us. When you upload with RouteNote, the artist always holds 100% of the right to their music. Just check that your current distributor doesn’t hold exclusive rights to your music, then choose the stores your music isn’t already on.