Musicinfo Release Assistant (BETA)

The fun - Creating!

If you are an independent artist you know that the creative process is something magical and when you get submerged into it, the feeling is irreplaceable. The idea, the excitement, putting the work in, hitting the wall, breaking the wall, arranging, modifying, and finishing the song and recording. Once the piece of art is ready, you feel like you have changed the world a little bit. Time has not been wasted and you’ve actually done something meaningful.

The pain - After creation

But wait - what about after this? You have to make sure that the recording sounds good, do the necessary fixes and find the right places to promote (and most likely learn something about the work and find ways to improve yourself for future endeavors). This is the part that is not so much fun for most artists. It takes time to do all of this properly and time is of the essence here - release while it's fresh so you can move on to the next project!

The painkiller - Musicinfo Release Assistant

We have a solution. We have published Musicinfo Release Assistant that helps to find the right market fit, right promotion channels, analyzes possible flaws in the production, and suggests improvements and parties that can actually make those fixes for you (+more!). It analyzes your song and gives tailored recommendations based purely on the audio of your song.

Since the Release Assistant is still in BETA, we would appreciate your feedback and hear suggestions on improvements! There are still things to be polished, new features to be added, and possibly some issues to be fixed. Let’s make this tool even better together!

The Release Assistant is free to use up to 5 songs. Test it and get instructions on how to get your song featured on our genre-matching Spotify playlist for free!

Start here!

The vision - AI and music

Many, including us, are worried about AI created music and its profound effect on the music industry. Will the human-made songs drown in the saturated sea of artificially created audio? How can we make sure that companies won’t use our music to train AI? The recent lawsuit against AI music generator companies Suno and Udio for mass infringement of copyright shows that bigger players have taken action against the latest issue.

We want to keep the creative control, responsibility, and initiative in the artist's hands. Although Musicinfo Release Assistant is partly AI-powered, it doesn’t create new music, but helps already created music to succeed and find its audience. Musicinfo Release Assistant is made to help artists, not to harm.

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Sources

https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/major-record-companies-sue-ai-music-generators-suno-udio-for-mass-infringement-of-copyright/