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Answers Before the Call

Everything we get asked most — about how we work, what’s included, and what makes Vere different. Still have questions? Reach out anytime.

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About Vere

Those are good options if all you need is to get music onto streaming services. They’re software products — you log in, upload, and hope. At our minimum, Vere Music will upload and distribute your music for you as well as actively pitch your music to our DSP partners for editorial playlisting. You’re signing up for real people who are actively working behind the scenes to advocate for you and your music.
Artists and the independent labels that back them. Whether you’re releasing your first single or managing a roster of fifteen, we got you covered.
Every genre. Our team has cultivated strong relationships throughout the industry and with our partnerships which means we’re positioned to move the needle no matter what kind of music you make.

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Working together

No. Many of our artists come to us before they have either — that’s often when working with us makes the biggest difference. We function as the operational and marketing infrastructure most independent artists are missing.
You keep 100% of your masters. Always. Your revenue will flow straight to you, with complete accounting documentation. Vere is paid upfront for our service, never from the music itself.
Absolutely. Standard is a great way to budget toward Full Service or release a song or two — it gets your foot in the door, lets you see how the Vere team works, and builds the relationship over time. Once you have multiple releases lined up and you’re ready to commit to a full release cycle, that’s when we recommend stepping up to Full Service.
Never. The tier you choose determines how much we do around the release — not how hard we fight for it. Every release gets pitched with the same care and conviction, regardless of which tier you’re on.

Standard works on a per-release basis with no long-term lock-in. We distribute your track, pitch it for playlisting, and then you’re on your way. Full Service partnerships are typically structured around a release cycle (6–12 months), but we only ask that you commit to 3 months — because we’d rather earn your next release than trap you in a long-term contract.

DSP stands for Digital Service Provider – streaming platforms and stores like Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube. We partner with 140+ DSPs worldwide to distribute your music, and we pitch eligible releases for editorial playlist consideration to help you reach new listeners.

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The release process

Once your submission is approved, most releases go live in 4–6 weeks depending on your chosen release date and editorial pitch timeline. We recommend a 4–6 week lead time for the strongest editorial consideration. The more runway we have, the more we can pitch.
140+ DSPs and platforms worldwide — Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon, YouTube Music, Deezer, Pandora, SoundCloud, and every other meaningful streaming destination. Vere will set your music to go live everywhere on your planned release date.
Text us. Seriously. There’s no ticketing system to navigate — you have a real person on our team who can pull things forward, fix metadata, or course-correct in real time. That’s the whole point of working with humans instead of a portal.