Just uploaded my first album for my new artist. Style of music is 1980's rock, soft rock, ballads, etc... It's the first album out of a total of 75 albums planned for this artist. 666 songs for 1 through 74, then 10 more songs for the 75th story album. Uploading twice per month.

What's up, guys? I wanted to ask how you're reacting to the recent events. What have you decided for yourselves—are you going to change your distributor or not? It's probably better not to release your albums through DistroKid after all, since you can end up dealing with unpaid royalties or delays. Honestly, it's better to switch to another distributor and just upload your albums there instead, right? What do you say? What do you think about this?

I never do this. Like ever. But I just need peoples opinion on the album before I distribute. Might not get much feedback but I just need to see if the song order is proper, the vibe is consistent, or any issues with some songs. That is all I am after. I purposefully kept some songs short to make it Spotify friendly as artists love to make short short songs. I'm also not sure if sharing the playlist will automatically make all of the songs sharable. But lets see what happens. https://suno.com/playlist/8dde7b98-51bf-422f-847b-60f0c8809a91

Distrokid got a new minority partner and Spotify announcing a new AI cover and remix tool. Really Spotify 🤔https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/from-universal-musics-3-90bn-quarter-to-spotifys-ai-remix-gamble-its-mbws-weekly-round-up/

Im courious about how long it took you guys to actually start making money of an artist, Im a beginner currently almost 60 videos deep and I dont know if I am doing good or bad lol. Can you guys share your stories of how long it took you to blow up and if so did you blow up on an old song or new releases, maybe blew up in social media or shorts?