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Don't increase the size of smaller images to make them bigger. This makes the image blurry. And stores reject blurry images.Track 1
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
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Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
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Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Track 2
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
Add featured artist to song title?
Featured artist or remixer other
Add “version” info to song title?
Please specify the version title.
Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
Audio File
Audio Files .WAV
Dolby Atmos audio file
WAV (Format: "ADMBWF")
Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Track 3
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
Add featured artist to song title?
Featured artist or remixer other
Add “version” info to song title?
Please specify the version title.
Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
Audio File
Audio Files .WAV
Dolby Atmos audio file
WAV (Format: "ADMBWF")
Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Track 4
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
Add featured artist to song title?
Featured artist or remixer other
Add “version” info to song title?
Please specify the version title.
Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
Audio File
Audio Files .WAV
Dolby Atmos audio file
WAV (Format: "ADMBWF")
Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Track 5
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
Add featured artist to song title?
Featured artist or remixer other
Add “version” info to song title?
Please specify the version title.
Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
Audio File
Audio Files .WAV
Dolby Atmos audio file
WAV (Format: "ADMBWF")
Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Track 6
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
Add featured artist to song title?
Featured artist or remixer other
Add “version” info to song title?
Please specify the version title.
Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
Audio File
Audio Files .WAV
Dolby Atmos audio file
WAV (Format: "ADMBWF")
Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Track 7
Don't include featured artists here. Add them below, instead. If a cover song, don't include original artist's name No year/dates. Do not include any year info (ex: 2023) in your song title and it could mess up your release.
Add featured artist to song title?
Featured artist or remixer other
Add “version” info to song title?
Please specify the version title.
Examples: “Funkified Version”, “Summer Version”, etc.
Audio File
Audio Files .WAV
Dolby Atmos audio file
WAV (Format: "ADMBWF")
Cover Songs
Cover songs are okay!
A “cover song” is a song that you performed & recorded yourself, but the music was written by someone else. For example, when your band plays “Smooth Criminal” (written by Michael Jackson). This is totally okay—SoundShare makes it easy and legal to sell cover songs.
Sampling is probably not okay
Sampling is when you use the actual recording of another artist’s performance. For example, if you use the 1971 recording of Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks” as your drum track. That’s generally not allowed, unless you have permission from the original artist.
Remixes are probably not okay
A remix of another artist’s music is not the same thing as a cover. A cover is if you played the song yourself. On the other hand, a remix requires the permission of the original artist and is a totally different thing.
SoundShare will secure a license on your behalf via third-party vendor
SoundShare compulsory mechanical licenses are secured by the Harry Fox Agency (“HFA”). Per U.S. copyright law, cover song licenses only provide legal coverage if the original song has already been released in the US, and the main elements of the original song (original lyrics, melody and title) remain fundamentally unaltered within the new sound recording. Genre changes and embellishments are totally okay and encouraged. Language changes are probably not okay. If you’re not sure if your cover is allowed or not, please see the Harry Fox Agency’s FAQ (here) and make sure to only upload covers that can be covered by compulsory mechanical licenses. These rules are a copyright thing, not a SoundShare thing (or HFA thing) and affect all distributors and licensors. Releases containing cover songs will not be available for sale in India, Pakistan, Mexico, or Canada.
Automated payments to songwriters
SoundShare will automatically deduct the legally-mandated fee of 9.1¢ per song sold in the U.S. from your earnings and send it to HFA, who sends it to the original songwriter. You’ll get 100% of the rest.
Fee
Securing cover song licenses can take up to 14 business days. Your release will be delivered to stores once your cover license has been secured.
Songwriter(s) real name
Real names, not stage names
Total Payment for the tracks:
$
EXTRAS (OPTIONAL BUT AWESOME)
SoundShare will never delete this single, even if you cancel your account or your credit card is declined. You can always choose to delete it any time—or not. You will continue to accrue all royalties, as normal. Protect your music and leave a legacy for future generations.
Total amount to be paid with extras:
$