How to Get Your Music on Spotify & Apple Music for Free – The Best Distribution for Independent Artists

 

If you're a musician looking to get your music on Spotify, Apple Music, and other major streaming platforms for free, you've come to the right place! Routenote is a fantastic music distribution service that helps independent artists share their music with the world—without breaking the bank.

 

 

Why Use Routenote for Music Distribution?

As an independent artist, getting your music on major platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube Music can feel overwhelming, especially if you're on a budget. That’s where Routenote comes in!

Routenote is a music distribution platform that allows new and experienced artists to release their music worldwide. I personally use Routenote to distribute my music under the artist name Zaxpo, and I’ve had a great experience. I’ve already released multiple EPs using this platform, and you can find my music on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, and YouTube!

How to Upload Your Music to Spotify and Apple Music for Free

1. Sign up for Routenote – It’s quick and easy.
2. Upload your music – Add your tracks, cover art, and metadata.
3. Select your distribution – Choose the platforms where you want your music to be available.
4. Submit for review – Routenote typically approves your music within a day.
5. Go live! – Your music will be available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, TikTok, and more.

Routenote Pricing – Free vs. Premium Plan

Routenote offers two distribution options:

• Free Plan – Keep 85% of your streaming revenue with zero upfront costs.
• Premium Plan – Pay a one-time fee ($10 for a single, $20 for an EP, $30 for an album) and keep 100% of your earnings. A $9.99 annual fee applies after the first year.

Both plans allow you to distribute unlimited music worldwide, so whether you're just starting out or already have a fanbase, Routenote makes it easy to release music on all major streaming platforms.

Start Distributing Your Music Today!

If you’re an independent artist, producer, or even just someone who wants to share their music, Routenote is one of the best free music distribution services available. It’s simple, fast, and gives you access to the biggest music platforms in the world.

👉 Sign up for Routenote today and use my referral code: 2f73badd

Have questions or need tips on releasing your music? Drop a comment below—I’d love to help!

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Bauhaus "In the Flat Field"

 

Bauhaus' album "In the Flat Field" has been selected as this week's review of the week. The album, known for its dark and moody sound, features a lot of screaming and wailing that might not be everyone's cup of tea. The reviewer, however, is on the fence about whether the album is truly good or just okay.

One thing that stands out for the reviewer is the track "Telegram Sam," which is their favorite on the album. While not a new track, it's no surprise that it was a hit off this album. Unfortunately, the reviewer didn't find any hidden gems on the record.

 

Despite this, it's easy to see that "In the Flat Field" marks the beginning of gothic rock's origins, a genre that Bauhaus helped pioneer. The English rock band, which formed in Northampton in 1978, mixed several genres, including dub, glam rock, psychedelia, and funk. The group consists of Daniel Ash on guitar and saxophone, Peter Murphy on vocals and occasional instruments, Kevin Haskins on drums, and David J on bass.

Overall, "In the Flat Field" might not be for everyone, but it's a significant album in the history of gothic rock and worth checking out for fans of the genre.

Two Powerhouse Voices has a hit song in the 1980s

 

In 1981, two power house voices of the 1980s joined forces to release a hit song that would become a fan favorite for decades to come. Kenny Loggins and Steve Perry, known for their distinctive and iconic voices, teamed up to release "Don't Fight It."

 

 

Written by Loggins and produced by Quincy Jones, the song featured Perry on vocals and was the lead single from Loggins' album "High Adventure," which was released in 1982. "Don't Fight It" became a hit, reaching the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and the top 10 on the Adult Contemporary chart.

Loggins was already a well-known artist, having had success with his band Loggins and Messina and as a solo artist. Perry, meanwhile, was the lead singer of the rock band Journey and was known for his powerful voice and memorable stage presence. "Don't Fight It" marked the first time the two artists had worked together, and it was a collaboration that fans of both artists greatly enjoyed.

The song itself is an upbeat and catchy tune with a message of not fighting against love and letting yourself feel it fully. Its catchy chorus, "Don't fight it, just give in to the music," became a popular phrase and the song has continued to be a fan favorite over the years.

Overall, "Don't Fight It" was a successful collaboration between two of the biggest names in 1980s music, and it remains a memorable and beloved song from that era. The combination of Loggins' and Perry's powerful voices made for a truly unforgettable hit that continues to be enjoyed by fans today.

 

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Kenny Loggin talks about Song with Steve Perry

 

Drawing a House on stilts

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A new House on stilts

 A few images of a house on stilts. I have made this type of drawing but this is the most elaborate and I really tried to keep with a colors simple.

House in stilts #youtubeshorts #shorts

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Get your music on Spotify and Apple free!!!

   Did you ever want to have your music on spotify or apple music. Well, Routenote can help with this. It a disbution site for new artists.

 

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in September 2022

I have had fun making music of late. So  I have been creating music using my iPad. I have been putting out two ep's and one mini ep all under the artist zaxpo. I have been using Routenote to get my music out on all the different streaming and selling places. you can find me on spotify, Itunes, amazon.com  and youtube.com just to name a few. 

 If you are an artist or just someone who what to get your music out but don't have the money backing. You have to go to Routenote Here is my review of RouteNote It is very easy to set up an artist page. and it only take a day to get you music out. Routenote What is RouteNote? RouteNote is a solution, powering music distribution to a global market. Through RouteNote all music rights holders (large, medium, and small) can register their content and manage its distribution all in one place. How much does RouteNote Cost? RouteNote has 2 options for artists: 

1. Free - Artists keep 85% of the revenues. 

2. Premium - $10 single, $20 EP, $30 album and $45 extended album. Then $9.99 annually. Artists keeps 100% of the revenues. 


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Crazy cat lady

 

This a image of a robot(Boxin) helping a cat lady feed her cat. I know it looks like they have too much food but hey it just doesn’t show how many cats there are. 

Cartoon of the da

 

More hallow themed picture

I have been using this one character in a lot of my recent images. Was so much fun having him pull jack o’ lanterns.

 

Part 2 of Nintendo amiilbo figures display in the New York store. #shorts #nintendo #toys #zaxpo

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Nintendo amiibo display in the New York store. #shorts #nintendo #figures #mario

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