Release Engine - The first end-to-end marketing solution for music creators

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Simply upload your music and the AI positions it for success. The AI does a detailed analysis of your music taking into account real data on what listeners are searching for. Release engine handles your keywords, title, tags, description, artwork, thumbnail, video creation and shorts creation — all based on your music. You guide the process with simple prompts or images, so your vision and direction stay true. The Release Engine publishes to every major social platform cohesively from one place.

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Most music artists and producers will admit, they have no clue how to market their music. Those that do or find a team that can do this for them, are the ones that find success in music. There is a myth that there is no money in music. This is simply not true. Most musicians, artist and producers are great at what they do but their kryptonite is marketing and promoting themselves. We built the Release Engine to streamline that process and make it simple for them to upload their music and properly release it to all major music and social platforms from one place. This saves creators a massive amount of time and effort when it comes to releasing music consistently and cohesively backed by real market data, research and strategy giving your music the best chance to get found and succeed in the market place. With music, the money is in the catalog. The larger the catalog, the more money it can make. With Release Engine, you can focus on building your catalog and eliminate all the time, money and effort that goes into actually getting the music out there consistently. Feel free to share your biggest pitfalls when it comes to getting your music to the world. We are adding features continually. Featuring a full artwork design studio with endless edits to your artwork using simple promts. Never worry about video editing software to get your music up on Youtube, instagram and TikTok. Instantly produce shorts from your music

how does it actually decide which keywords to use without me having to give it direction every time