You became an artist to make music. Not to manage it.

Most independent artists are running their career out of a combination of apps that were never designed to work together. One service for distribution. Google Drive for files. Notion for projects. A shared spreadsheet for royalties. Instagram DMs for anything that doesn't fit anywhere else.

It works — until it doesn't. A collaborator gets the wrong version of a track. A deadline slips because it lived in someone else's inbox. A royalty payment sits unclaimed because no one was watching for it. The system breaks at exactly the wrong moment.

The problem isn't that you're disorganised. The problem is that you've been handed tools designed for individuals, not for the business of being an artist.

melabel is built differently. It's a workspace where your releases, your team, your files, your promotion, and your data all live together and actually talk to each other — so nothing falls through the cracks when it matters most.

Get your music to every DSP — without the guesswork.

Distribute your releases to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and 100+ platforms worldwide. melabel handles the metadata, the ISRC codes, and the delivery — so your music lands correctly every time. No scrambling. No re-uploads.

Plan your release like a professional, not a last-minute panic.

Every release is a project. melabel gives you a structured workspace to plan it from idea to delivery — tasks, deadlines, files, and your team all in one view. The release calendar shows you exactly what's happening across everything you're working on, all at once.

Your artist page, live in minutes.

A real website — not a link-in-bio. Your page lives at yourname.melabel.io (or your own domain), pulls from your catalog automatically, and stays up to date without you touching it. Every new release appears the moment it goes live.

Bring in your team without losing control.

Working with a producer, a co-writer, or a manager? Collabs lets you give each person exactly the access they need — no more, no less. They can upload files, see their credits, and contribute to what's relevant without getting into everything else.