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TikTok has become one of the most powerful engines driving music discovery, monetization, and chart success—and the numbers prove it. According to Luminate’s latest Music Impact Report, 84% of all songs that entered the Billboard Global 200 this year first went viral on th...

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Here’s some of the best music advice we shared in 2025

As another year in the music industry comes to a close, one thing hasn’t changed: independent artists continue to adapt in new and exciting ways to push their music forward. At CD Baby, we’re proud to support that momentum with dependable, actionable guidance for musicians of all levels.</s...

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Once you’ve submitted music for distribution to Apple Music and claimed your Apple Music for Artists profile, head over to the Promote section where there are tools to help you promote your music and share moments to celebrate on your socials.

Preparing for Prom...

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If you’re looking to release your music on major platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, you’ve probably heard of music distribution. 

A music distributor like CD Baby delivers your tracks from the studio to streaming platforms, then ensures you get paid for your streams. In this post, we’ll unpack how distribution works, what distr...

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An album is a major milestone in your journey as a musician. It’s an opportunity to share a full artistic statement with your fans and showcase your range. 

Typically, you’ll find albums perform best on the heels of several singles. This is especially true for emerging artists — make your debut with a few singles to offer new fans a...

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