Editorial & Algo Playlists
Any pitch-related work requires current written confirmation; platforms control editorial and algorithmic outcomes.
TikTok & Reels Campaigns
Short-form campaign planning may be scoped separately with approved creators and platform-compliant methods.
Pre-Save & Fan Funnels
Pre-save and smart-link options may support an approved campaign plan; results vary.
Influencer Network
Creator or curator participation requires current documented availability and approval.
Paid Media
Any paid media requires separate approval, budget, targeting review and platform compliance.
Trend Engineering
Release timing and campaign concepts are reviewed case by case; results are not promised.
We treat YouTube as a distribution channel
YouTube Music delivery
Eligible releases may receive an Art Track under current YouTube rules; timing varies.
Content ID claims
Eligible uses may be matched under current rights and platform rules; matching and monetization are not promised.
Official Artist Channel
Official Artist Channel features depend on YouTube eligibility, approval and current account relationships.
Shorts library
Your track in the Shorts library — available to every creator who wants to use it.
Premium + ad revenue
Ad-supported and Premium views both collected wherever YouTube operates.
Channel analytics
Available YouTube reporting depends on account access, rights eligibility and platform data.
From release plan to discovery
Plan
Release timing, targets and creative angle set with genre context.
Seed
Pre-save funnels, creator briefs and pitch materials go out ahead of day one.
Launch
Any pitch-related work requires current written confirmation; paid media and short-form work require separate reviewed scope.
Read & adjust
Signals are read daily; budgets and creative shift to what is working.
Short answer: yes. A distributor is not a record label — it delivers your music to stores on your behalf while you keep ownership and royalty treatment under the applicable agreement of your masters and rights. Here's what that means, and what to watch for.
Distributor vs label
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 ownership subject to your agreement, royalties under the applicable plan and agreement, and you can take your music elsewhere whenever you want. Ownership, licensing, commissions and royalties follow the current plan and applicable agreement.
What you keep
| What matters | Mazufa Records | Typical label deal |
|---|---|---|
| Master ownership | You retain rights and royalty treatment subject to the applicable agreement | Label often owns a share |
| Royalty share | You retain rights and royalty treatment subject to the applicable agreement | Split with the label |
| Commission | Fees and deductions follow the current plan and agreement | Varies (can be large) |
| Freedom to leave | Anytime | Often contract-bound |
Frequently asked
Does a music distributor own my music?
No. A distributor like Mazufa does not own your music. You retain ownership and royalty treatment subject to the applicable agreement of your masters; the distributor only delivers your release to stores on your behalf.
Do I keep my masters with Mazufa?
Yes — you keep ownership subject to your agreement and can move your catalog elsewhere at any time.
Is a distributor the same as a record label?
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.
Does Mazufa take a percentage of my royalties?
No. Mazufa applies current plan terms — you keep royalties under the applicable plan and agreement.
How do rights and royalties work under the applicable agreement?
Apply for review; after acceptance and private invitation, upload — you keep everything. Apply for an invitation →
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Own royalty treatment under the applicable agreement for your music.
Prepare eligible releases for supported digital services with clear current-plan terms while retaining ownership subject to your agreement.