Short answer: yes. A distributor is not a record label — it delivers your music to stores on your behalf while you keep 100% ownership of your masters and rights. Here's what that means, and what to watch for.
A record label typically funds and owns a share of your music in exchange for services and advances. A distributor simply delivers your finished music to platforms like Spotify and Apple Music — you remain the owner. With Mazufa Records you keep 100% of your master rights, 100% of your royalties, and you can take your music elsewhere whenever you want. Mazufa never takes ownership and never takes a commission.
| What matters | Mazufa Records | Typical label deal |
|---|---|---|
| Master ownership | You keep 100% | Label often owns a share |
| Royalty share | You keep 100% | Split with the label |
| Commission | 0% | Varies (can be large) |
| Freedom to leave | Anytime | Often contract-bound |
No. A distributor like Mazufa does not own your music. You keep 100% ownership of your masters; the distributor only delivers your release to stores on your behalf.
Yes — you keep 100% of your master rights and can move your catalog elsewhere at any time.
No. A label usually funds and owns part of your music; a distributor simply gets your finished music onto platforms while you stay the owner.
No. Mazufa takes 0% commission — you keep 100% of your streaming royalties.
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