Yes, DistroKid has the right to ban users participating in fraudulent or illegal activity of any kind. According to the company, you can also have your money withheld from fraudulent plays you received and account closure in severe cases.
If DistroKid chooses to do this, all your releases will vanish from your dashboard, and your bank will show a zero-dollar balance.
This is what we’ve seen repeatedly on DistroKid’s Reddit forum, with artists either pretending they’ve done nothing wrong or unknowingly being punished for something they didn’t know was happening.
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Regardless, DistroKid is here to make money: not defend you from scams online. They will always protect themselves, even if that means your entire life’s work gets deleted.
One of the main issues with this is that people often don’t know what they’ve done is illegal and ‘bannable.’
If you don’t clear a sample and get a copyright takedown, this doesn’t look good for DistroKid, because they allowed you to upload it.
The same goes for fake streaming and fraudulent playlisting for your music. DistroKid is one of the world’s largest music distributors, so the last thing they need is riff-raff.
Even though they aren’t a record label, DistroKid is still your middle-person when communicating and uploading projects to streaming platforms.
Just stick to genuine promotion, and all should be fine.
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How Do I Get Deleted Music Back On Streaming Platforms?
Let’s say you had a song or album taken down for copyright, suspicious streams, or you forgot to pay your annual DistroKid subscription.
In the first case (copyright), you must prove that you own the track’s music or lyrics/vocals. If you cannot do this: your music gets an IP ban across all streaming platforms and can get you sued.
Sending a bill over for the rights to an instrumental should suffice, or even a contact for the original owner who may have sold it to you.
That’s another reason to be wary of buying and selling beats online, as this can become a major issue once Spotify, Apple Music, or even DistroKid steps in.
Furthermore, if doing a cover, DistroKid offers an in-house submission for approval before your song even drops: so use it.
It’s better to be thorough when covering or sampling a song.
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