Musicinfo Release Assistant (BETA) Published

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The effects of playlisting music in ChinaRead More

Alluring truths about the Chinese music market that helps to get more engagement and more value for your music.Read More

Alluring truths about the Chinese music market that helps to get more engagement and more value for your music.Read More

Learn where your royalties are coming from and how to get them before they end up in the "black box."

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Xiaohongshu is breaking the market with now 147 MAUs users can share content related to your music, such as music video teasers, behind-the-scenes footage of recording sessions, or travel vlogs from tours.

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Can you sample content from the public domain?Read More

Here you can find out what exactly is Creative Commons, the licenses and how they affect how the content under them can be used.

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What is Royalty-free music and how to utilize it in your creations.Read More

When do you need to get a license or rights to use other's music in your creations.

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A review of the 2023 Engaging With Music report. What is the real picture.Read More

The differences between direct license, royalty free license, creative commons license and public domain. How to use music that is not 100% your own original creation.Read More

Under the current “pro rata” model held true in Spotify and Apple, money from your dedicated fans goes into a giant pool that's paid out to artists based on their share of total streams. This mostly benefits mega stars.Read More

Content ID will track your content across the platforms so you earn every time somebody uses your music, especially on visual media platforms where fans create content using your audio which helps widen your reach and engagement.

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In this blog we’ll take a look at ambient music and the possible reasons and outcomes of its rise in China.

 

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What you didn't know about China's music market might surprise you!

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How do the biggest streaming services in the World compare and what does that mean for independent artists.

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The genre of afrobeat music has subtly made waves in China’s music market. While Asian music lovers and afrobeat don’t seem like they go together, the genre’s rhythms and melodies have been inspiring for Chinese audiences and followers.

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More than 15,000 kilometers from Jamaica, a thriving Chinese reggae community has found popularity in China’s Yunnan province.

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The power of your reach is defined by the people you connect with and the tools in your hands.Read More