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RouteNote
Music distribution service From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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RouteNote is a digital music distribution, publishing and licensing service founded in 2007. Based in Cornwall, United Kingdom, RouteNote allows artists to distribute music to online retailers including Spotify, iTunes and Amazon Music, among others.[1][2]
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The company supports 1,000,000 artists and has facilitated the distribution of 4.2 million songs. It is noted for its offering of free distribution services.[3]
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History
RouteNote was founded in 2007 by Steven Finch.[4]
In 2016, RouteNote announced a partnership with SoundCloud to allow artists to monetise their content on the platform.[5]
In 2021, following the COVID-19 pandemic, RouteNote reported a 50% growth in its customer base in more than 193 countries.[6]
In April 2021, the company opened an office in South Korea to support its partnership with Asian digital music platforms such as MelOn, Bugs! and Tencent Music.[7]
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Services
RouteNote provides a multitude of services to facilitate the publishing of artists' music.
- Distribution: RouteNote distributes music to over 150 digital stores and streaming platforms.
- Analytics: RouteNote provides artists with analytics about their music, such as their songs' performance and where it is being played.[8]
- Marketing: RouteNote offers artists marketing tools to help them promote their music, such as press release distribution and social media promotion. In 2022, Routenote partnered with PUSH.fm, a music marketing and promotion service.
- Royalties: Artists who use RouteNote's free distribution service receive 85% of the royalties generated from their music, while artists who use the paid distribution service receive 100% of the royalties. The RouteNote system for Content ID pays the original artist for any uses of their composition.[9]
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