Securely sharing unreleased music requires the right combination of sharing method, recipient access, permissions and protection. PromoJukeBox allows labels, artists, producers and promotion agencies to choose between controlled recipient delivery, tracked links, email-verified shared links and open public sharing depending on the sensitivity and purpose of the release.
Share music securely Learn about audio watermarkingRecord Labels distributing upcoming releases before launch.
Artists and Producers sharing demos, masters or finished tracks with selected professional contacts.
Music PR Agencies managing confidential client campaigns.
Radio, DJ, Press and Partner Campaigns where music needs to reach professional recipients before becoming public.
Prerelease promotion creates a balance between accessibility and control.
Industry recipients need convenient access to the music. At the same time, the sender may need to restrict who can access the release, whether files can be downloaded, how long access remains available and whether recipient copies should be individually protected.
There is no single security setting that is appropriate for every campaign. The right setup depends on the material, recipients and purpose of the promotion.
Product Mailings are designed for professional promo delivery to selected contacts.
Link List creates individual tracked links for specific recipients.
One Link provides one shared URL with email verification and tracking.
Public Playlist provides open, non-tracked access and is intended for situations where confidentiality is no longer required.
Compare public and private music-sharing methodsFor confidential prerelease campaigns, begin by choosing a recipient-based or tracked sharing method rather than a public link.
Depending on the sensitivity of the release, additional protection can include recipient-specific audio watermarking, restricted downloads, expiration dates, password protection or IP Lock.
A highly sensitive campaign may require several controls. A lower-risk campaign may benefit from fewer restrictions so professional recipients can access the music with less friction.
The objective is to use enough protection for the release without making legitimate promo access unnecessarily difficult.
Learn more about audio watermarking for unreleased musicAudio Watermarking adds recipient-specific identification to protected promotional audio.
IP Lock provides an additional access control.
Password Protection requires recipients to provide the configured password.
Stream and Download Controls determine how the material can be consumed.
Expiration Dates limit how long access remains available.
Recipient Limits restrict access according to the configured campaign.
With tracked sharing methods, delivery does not have to be the end of the promotion workflow.
PromoJukeBox can provide information about product access, streams and downloads. Recipient feedback can add another layer of information about the response to the release.
Learn more about music promo tracking and feedbackThe appropriate setup depends on the campaign. For sensitive material, a controlled recipient-based method can be combined with protection such as watermarking, password protection, IP Lock, expiration dates or restricted downloads.
Download access can be controlled according to the sharing and campaign setup.
Yes. Expiration dates can be used to limit access to a defined period.
Public Playlist is designed for open access without tracking and is generally not suitable for confidential recipient-based prerelease promotion.
Choose the right delivery method and protect confidential releases before they become public.