You will definitely be able to release your songs and profit from them 💰, but there are two important things to bare in mind:

Firstly, all distribution platforms have their own rules about what they will or won't accept, and often that just comes down to the whims of the individual support agent tasked with releasing your music.

Of course we cannot guarantee you that every single distribution platform out there will for sure release your music. If you think about it, an independent artist with little track record in the industry, suddenly collaborating with a massive major artist, that could be suspicious. However, you will have a legal contract that you can show the platforms, and as long as you correctly label your song (with the major artist as the FEATURED artist, not the main artist) you will mostly be fine.

Also, we strongly suggest you go through our network of preferred distribution companies to release your music, such as Distrokid & Revel Distro.

Note:

We have only recently partnered up with Distrokid to cater Icons V releases and some Distrokid agents may not still be aware of our agreement.

If you've been asked to provide more documentation - such as a DM from the featured artists, a separate signed document with the featured artists, or even a video, simply send them a signed copy of the PDF License agreement we gave you.

Secondly, you may get automated copyright matches when you upload your music on sites like YouTube. This is just the way their content algorithm works, it is NOT the same as a copyright strike where your song is taken down or your channel locked. It just means you temporarily cannot monetize your video with advertising. However, you will be able to click the "Dispute" button on any copyright matches you receive, select the option that you have a valid license for the beats and features, and if necessary upload your contract. Your claims will then be cleared and you're good to go!

Simple, right?