Streaming links
The "listen on" row under a released track or album, resolved live from each streaming platform's own API by ISRC, with no data aggregator and no cost per view.
What it is
Once a release is out, its public page shows a row of buttons: Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, SoundCloud. Aden finds those links itself from the track's ISRC, so you do not have to paste them in, and they stay right when a release moves or comes back.
The same links go into your email campaigns. A campaign sent a week after release carries the links as they are on send day, not as they were when you wrote the draft.
Using it
- Put the ISRC on the track (Tracks → the track → Metadata). Everything below keys off it.
- Publish the track and let the release date pass. Before that the page shows the pre-save section instead.
- Open the public track page. The buttons appear as each platform confirms the release. They can take a day or so to catch up after a release goes live.
Adding a link yourself. Amazon Music, YouTube and Pandora have no public lookup, so those only appear if you fill them in under the track's streaming links. Anything you paste for a platform Aden already found is kept as a backup: the platform's own answer wins, because it follows takedowns and re-releases.
Sending everyone to one place instead. Set a custom listen url on the track (a smart link, your own landing page) and it replaces the whole row with a single button.
Remix sharing
Surface the remixes a team makes on its public profile as filterable tracks, show the original each remix is based on, and let fans listen to a remix in-page from an external host (SoundCloud embed, or a direct Dropbox/mp3 stream): the copyright-safe way to share a bootleg remix you can't distribute yourself, with the free-download flow layered on top.
Performance rights
Turn a live show into a rights-bearing event. Link a mix as the setlist, generate a SABAM/PRO performance declaration from its tracks' writers, and surface the gigs you're crew on directly on your own calendar.