Jake Cossington, Terrabyte Music Distribution 5th Mar 2022

Terrabyte Partners with Apple Music

We have partnered with Apple Music through Merlin.

Starting on the 9th, we will be partnered with Apple Music through Merlin’s Apple Music deal. Not only will this mean content goes live on Apple Music much quicker, but also means we will have a direct connection to Apple should any issues arise. You will be able to distribute your music and Music Videos to Apple Music.

We have directly partnered with Apple Music through Merlin Network. As of the 9th March, 2022, we have partnered with Apple Music to provide our clients Music and Music videos to the service. Apple Music is one the major music streaming services with over 100.000 million tracks available for streaming and purchase on the service. With this direct deal, we’re able to pitch releases, market releases, and much more.
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