Music distribution partners. Everywhere that matters.
This is the full answer to where to distribute your music through NMG — every major DSP, plus the long tail of regional streaming, store and social platforms most distributors don't bother with. The services actually moving units in South Asia, Africa, Latin America and East Asia sit right next to the household names below, not buried on some separate page.
Streaming
Social & Video
Stores & Purchases
Recognition & Data
Platform coverage is added and updated regularly — if you deliver somewhere specific and don't see it listed, ask us directly.
A song only exists on the platforms it's delivered to. Everywhere else, it simply isn't there.
Most artists think in terms of the three or four platforms they personally use. Fans are spread across a hundred and fifty — regional stores, recognition tools, purchase platforms that still move real units in specific markets. Missing from one isn't a gap in a list. It's a door that closed before anyone tried it.
Music distribution partners, answered.
The questions we hear most about this list, and what actually happens once your release ships.
The big DSPs move fast — Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music are usually live within a day or two of delivery. Regional and specialist platforms run on their own schedules, and recognition services like Shazam and Musixmatch can't match your track until it's already live somewhere else, so they follow a beat behind. Give a new release a week before you assume something's missing.
Full delivery across every distribution partner on this list is the default — it costs nothing extra and wider reach rarely hurts. But there are legitimate reasons to hold a platform back: an existing exclusive, a licensing conflict, a category that just doesn't fit the release. Flag it with your contact before delivery; pulling a release after it's already live somewhere is slower than never sending it.
Not even close. Per-stream rates depend on the platform, the listener's country, whether they're on a paid or ad-supported tier, and how that service's licensing deals are structured — a stream on a premium tier in a strong market can be worth many times one from an ad-supported tier elsewhere. We don't set those rates; we collect what each platform reports and itemize it by platform and territory on your monthly statement, so you can see exactly where the money is, and isn't, coming from.
No — that's the point of going through a distributor instead of 150+ separate signups. We hold the delivery relationships across every platform on this page, so one release from you reaches all of them under your artist name. A few platforms offer optional creator tools on top of that — Spotify for Artists is the common one — which you can claim once your music is live, separate from the distribution itself.
They're not stores or streaming services, but your release still has to reach them to work. Shazam has to recognize your track before it can tag it for someone; Musixmatch and LyricFind need your lyrics and metadata matched to the right recording; Pex does similar matching for content tracking. We deliver to recognition and data services alongside the DSPs so your release is identifiable everywhere, not just playable. That's a different job from something like YouTube Content ID or Meta UGC distribution, which exist to catch other people's uploads that use your music rather than identify your own release.
One relationship covers every store on this list.
150+ platforms is a long list to manage alone. Here’s what changes when one team handles all of it.
150+ Platforms, One Relationship
Every store here is reachable from the same delivery and the same statement — not a separate deal per platform.
A Real Person Chases Missing Releases
If something doesn’t show up where it should, our team follows up directly — not an automated support ticket.
Don’t See Your Store? Ask
This list covers where we deliver today — if a regional or niche platform matters to your audience, tell us and we’ll look into it.
Every platform on this page, one delivery:
Go EverywherePartner with us once and your release reaches every distribution partner on this list — plus whatever opens up next.