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Artists upload a track, fill in metadata (title, artist, release date, artwork), and KushTunes delivers the release to 30+ stores including Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. ISRC and UPC codes are generated automatically. Releases typically appear on Spotify within 24-48 hours.

Spotify delivery typically takes 24-48 hours from submission for KushTunes releases. Apple Music takes 1-7 days, YouTube Music takes 1-3 days, and smaller stores vary. Scheduled future-dated releases deliver on the chosen release date regardless of upload speed.

KushTunes distributes to 30+ stores including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer, Pandora, Boomplay, Audiomack, Anghami, JioSaavn, Napster, iHeartRadio, and additional regional platforms.

Yes. KushTunes generates free ISRC codes for every track and free UPC codes for every release. These codes are required by streaming platforms for royalty tracking. Codes are owned by the artist and can be carried to other distributors if you ever leave.

An ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) identifies a specific track recording. A UPC (Universal Product Code) identifies a full release like a single, EP or album. Streaming platforms use both to track plays and route royalty payments correctly.

Yes, but cover songs require a mechanical license from the original songwriter's publisher. KushTunes can refer artists to partner licensing agencies such as Easy Song Licensing. Cover-song distribution requires the license to be in place before the release goes live.

KushTunes Pro and Label tiers include automatic royalty splits. Add collaborators by email, set each person's percentage, and royalty payouts get distributed to each collaborator's connected payout method automatically. No spreadsheets, no manual disbursements.

Yes. KushTunes was built in East Africa specifically to serve African artists who couldn't open US Stripe accounts or receive payouts to local wallets. It supports mobile money payouts via M-Pesa, Airtel Money and MTN MoMo across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda.

Yes. KushTunes delivers to TikTok and Instagram's Reels sound libraries as part of standard distribution. Your track becomes available as a sound that creators can attach to videos, and royalties from those uses flow back through the standard payout pipeline.

KushTunes accepts WAV, FLAC, and 320kbps MP3 files. WAV or FLAC is recommended for stores that prefer lossless masters. Files must be stereo, 44.1kHz/16-bit minimum. Watermarked, demo-quality, or up-converted MP3 files are rejected at submission.

Yes. Cover art can be updated through the KushTunes dashboard after release, and the new artwork propagates to most stores within 24-72 hours. Audio files cannot be replaced after release — a new release submission is required to ship updated audio.

Artists request takedowns through the dashboard. KushTunes submits the takedown notice to every store and most platforms remove the release within 7-14 days. Once a release is taken down, royalties stop accruing but historical earnings remain payable.

Yes. KushTunes lets artists pick any future release date during upload. The release is delivered to stores in advance, then goes live globally on the chosen date. This is required for coordinated Spotify pre-saves and Apple Music pre-orders.

KushTunes processes payouts monthly on the 15th of each month for the prior month's earnings, with a $50 minimum payout threshold. Mobile money payouts typically settle within 24 hours of processing; bank transfers can take 3-5 business days.

Yes. KushTunes is a registered music distributor delivering to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and 27 other licensed stores. Artists own 100% of their masters, keep 100% of streaming royalties, and can leave at any time with their ISRC and UPC codes intact.