Tuning the signal
Tuning the signal
Distribution, campaigns, playlist strategy, and sync support for electronic artists and independent labels that want a close working relationship around the release.
150+
DSPs and digital stores in the distribution network, connected to a release process shaped around electronic music.
Worldwide delivery, one release at a time.
Major streaming, download, social, and discovery platforms.
A careful handoff from final master to global release.
We prepare and deliver electronic releases to 150+ DSPs and digital stores, with the metadata, identifiers, scheduling, and reporting infrastructure the release needs behind it.
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What it includes
Timing
Start before your release date so assets, metadata, and delivery windows can be checked without rushing the handoff.
Typical deliverables
A campaign shaped around the record, not a generic checklist.
We turn the story, audience, and release window into a focused campaign across the channels that make sense for the artist or label.
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What it includes
Timing
Campaign planning works best before release day and continues through the post-release window as the response becomes visible.
Typical deliverables
Genre-aware pitching with no placement guarantees or shortcuts.
We position release-ready tracks for relevant editorial and independent opportunities, then report on the campaign without manufacturing streams or selling certainty.
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What it includes
Timing
Pitching begins before release when submission windows allow, then continues through the live campaign where relevant.
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Make the catalog easier to discover, match, and clear.
We prepare and pitch suitable music for film, television, advertising, and games, then support the rights-clearance and licensing work when an opportunity develops.
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What it includes
Timing
Sync is opportunity-led. Timing depends on incoming briefs, creative fit, and how quickly every right can be cleared.
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05 / LABEL SERVICES
Bring Red Star Media into the operational side of your catalog without replacing the identity, taste, or artist relationships that make your label yours.
We start with the release and its actual needs, then agree on the work before the project moves into delivery or campaign mode.
Send the music, release status, goals, audience, and any dates already in play. The more useful context we have, the faster we can identify fit.
We identify which services the release actually needs, what is ready, what is missing, and where responsibility sits before work begins.
The agreed work moves through delivery, campaign, pitching, or licensing with clear handoffs and reporting tied to the scope.
Distribution and promotion are full of inflated certainty. We would rather be precise about the work, the limits, and what a release needs next.
We deliver to 150+ digital service providers worldwide, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, and the electronic-focused store Beatport. We focus on getting your release onto the platforms that matter for your subgenre.
Electronic music lives across both mainstream streaming services and DJ-focused stores. A one-size-fits-all delivery can miss the platforms your audience actually uses, so we treat EDM releases with subgenre context — from melodic house to dubstep, techno, drum & bass, and trance.
We are an artist-first company with transparent accounting. The exact rights and revenue split depend on whether you work with us purely for distribution or sign a release with the label — and we make those terms clear before you commit.
Most stores publish new releases within a few weeks of delivery. We recommend scheduling your release date at least three to four weeks out so we can pitch it to playlists and build pre-save momentum before launch.
Yes. Alongside distribution we run marketing campaigns, pitch to editorial and independent playlists across the major platforms, and connect tracks with sync opportunities in film, TV, advertising, and games.
Send finished or near-finished tracks as private streaming or download links (SoundCloud, Dropbox, or private links) through our contact form — not as email attachments. WAV or 320kbps MP3 is ideal. We respond to all submissions within two weeks.
It depends on the services you need — distribution, marketing, playlist pitching, sync, or full label services. Reach out through our contact form and we will put together an option that fits your release and goals.
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