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⚠️ Reminder to all artists, that on the 27th of October we will going back one hour, from BST to GMT. If you are distributing your music on the 27th, please check with your distributor that the time change has been accounted for! Only If you set a midnight release you don't

Don't reinvent the wheel — build on what already works. Focus on one task or skill to learn faster, and remember to take breaks, even if it sounds cliché. 💙

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Fifth, start creating a PR campaign, promote your track, get help with promotion with the likes of blogs, magazines, podcasts...etc The more people know about your release the better the chance to have a good performing release at launch.

Fourth, be an early bird and upload your release into your distribution dashboard, this allows us to check it all meets the DSP requirements.

Third, you have to have your release Mastered. Mastering your release is one of the most important steps before sending it for distribution, as it makes sure your track sounds how it should on ALL different devices.

Second, is to gather all the important dates & deadlines. This will ensure you stay on track, and avoid missing any deadlines.

First, you have to register with a P.R.O. (Performing Rights Organisation)) Registering yourself as a composer early allows all earnt royalties to come directly to you.