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Ease Music Distribution is a music label and artist service thats helps you to get your releases to all major online music stores and streaming services.

Amazon, Anghami, Audiomack, AWA, Boomplay, Deezer, Facebook, Flo, iHeartRadio, iMusica, iTunes/Apple Music, Jiosaavn, JOOX, KKBOX, Mixcloud, NetEase, Nuuday, Pandora, Resso, Rhapsody/Napster, Shazam, Snap, Soundcloud, Spotify, Tencent, Tidal, TikTok, 

YouTube Content ID, YouTube Music 

It costs $0.00 to use! Using Ease Music Distribution will provide you with all of our services for no upfront costs, hidden charges or extras. We don’t charge for YouTube’s Content ID, we don’t charge to add your music to the new services we partner with and we certainly don’t charge to keep your music up online. Your music is safe here, forever if you like! Our free plan is just that, free! It entitles you to 90% of the net revenue we receive from the usage of your music. 

Your music will we available in the most streaming services within 72 hours after approved or on your selected release date.

Music streaming royalties from digital sales on music stores will find your account every month. We receive them from music stores with a delay of 45 to 90 days and forward them to you as we receive them. As our member you can make a withdrawal in our dashboard and transfer the money to your Paypal account at any time.

You can cancel anytime. We don't lock you up. You keep 100 % of your music rights. You can easily move to another distributor and will not face any costs.

YouTube Content ID is an automated digital fingerprint technology that helps music copyright owners to detect videos used by others in the platform that contain content they own. This can make reference to copyrighted audio or video content. When uploading content on YouTube, the copyright owner (songwriter, record label or publisher) has to provide a reference copy of the material, then the platform creates a digital fingerprint with a specific Content ID attached to that piece. The Contend ID is later used to scan all videos and to identify potential matches on assets uploaded by other users. If there is a content match, the platform automatically claims it on behalf of the owner. 

The copyright for the derivative work only covers the additions or changes to the original work, not the original itself. The owner of the original work retains control over the work, and in many circumstances can withdraw the license given to someone to create derivative works.