In order for your Music to appear on Tracklib, we require most of the assets and information that you provide to other digital platforms, plus a few extra things that allow us to ensure that your music can be properly licensed and that all rightsholders get paid. We also recommend that you provide additional metadata and media to increase the discoverability and attractiveness of your music for our users.

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1. File delivery

Delivery method

1.1 You can submit music by either uploading to your own dedicated folder, or by providing a link to our catalog team so they can download all the assets for your delivery.

• If you would like to upload, contact the catalog support team who will assign you a dedicated link which you can use to deliver audio, artwork and metadata.
• If you would like to deliver/share files (via link to Disco or similar cloud-based platforms), please ensure that each delivery is arranged into a unique folder or playlist where all assets can be downloaded via a single link. If access to the platform is restricted, or requires an invite, please ensure that [email protected] is added before sending the link.

File requirements

1.2 Tracks that are less than 30 seconds or more than 15 minutes long should be excluded from any delivery. Songs that are less than 60 seconds long may be excluded from being published at Tracklib’s discretion.

1.3 WE DO NOT ACCEPT TRACKS THAT INCLUDE SAMPLES. Do not send any audio files containing samples (whether licensed or otherwise) sourced from other songs, films, tv-shows, games, or from sample packs that are not allowed to be re-sold.

1.4 Every record label and artist gets their own profile page on Tracklib, which can be customized with a label logo/artist image and a short bio.

1.5 You must have the rights to all images including cover art that you submit. For formatting reasons, please keep bios brief and do not include links. We may edit bios to ensure they display properly on the site.

1.6 Cover art must not include imagery that imitates or recreates:

• Recognizable copyrighted characters, artworks, album covers, logos, or branded elements.
• The likeness of real people—even stylized or altered—if the source is identifiable.
• Any visuals designed to evoke, replicate, or closely resemble copyrighted material or well-known personalities, places, or objects.

1.7 It’s important that the cover art is of a high quality, just like the music available on the site. Submitting low quality / effort cover art may result in your music being removed or not being published.

1.8 Tracklib supports assistive AI in music creation, but we believe that the raw ingredients should always be human-made. We therefore do not accept entirely AI-generated content, whether images or music.

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