You can't upload music directly to Spotify as an independent artist — Spotify only accepts music through a distributor. The good news: with a free distributor like Mazufa Records you can get your song on Spotify (and 150+ other platforms) at 0% commission, keeping 100% of your rights. Here's exactly how.
Export a high-quality WAV (16-bit/44.1kHz or higher) and square cover art at 3000×3000. No designer? Use the free cover maker and check your file with the audio checker.
Sign up in under a minute — no fees, no card. Create your free account.
Add your track and details, then choose Spotify (and any of the other 150+ stores you want). Set a release date 2–4 weeks out to give yourself time to pitch.
Submit your release. Once it's delivered, claim your profile on Spotify for Artists to pitch editorial playlists and see your stats. You keep 100% of your royalties.
Yes. Spotify doesn't accept direct uploads from independent artists, but a free distributor like Mazufa Records delivers your music to Spotify at no cost, with 0% commission and 100% of your rights kept.
No. Spotify requires music to come through an approved distributor. Mazufa is a free distributor that sends your release to Spotify and 150+ other platforms.
After you submit, delivery to Spotify usually takes a few days. Setting a release date 2–4 weeks ahead gives stores time to process and lets you pitch playlists.
Yes. With Mazufa you keep 100% of your streaming royalties and 100% ownership of your music. Mazufa takes 0% commission.
Prepare your track and cover, then Create your free account → and upload — you'll be on Spotify and 150+ stores worldwide, free.
Distribute to 150+ stores worldwide with Mazufa — 0% commission, keep 100% of your rights.