Practical guides — real steps, no jargon.
Songtradr has confirmed the real closure date and what does and doesn't move automatically. What changed since our earlier pieces, and the one deadline that now covers everything.
A reader question worth answering properly. A playlist tool can move your personal listening library between platforms. It cannot move your official distributed releases — here's the real difference, and the two real paths forward.
A question that comes up constantly, and the honest answer surprises most people: it's not a playlist move, it's a completely different job. What actually needs to happen instead.
Songtradr has now confirmed one deadline, September 30, 2026, covering both withdrawals and data backup — updated from our earlier reporting of two separate clocks. What to do before it.
Songtradr's transition notices describe two different things moving in two different directions. A clear breakdown of what MassiveMusic and Bandcamp do, and what still needs your own action.
A concrete, step-by-step guide to migrating your Songtradr distribution before the deadline — ISRC/UPC codes explained, and how to avoid gaps or duplicate listings.
Learn more about the changes and next steps. What's changing, what's genuinely good about it, and exactly what to do whether you're staying or migrating elsewhere.
How to preserve your existing streams, playlist placements, and algorithm data when you re-upload music — matching metadata and ISRC codes, step by step.
A free, open-source export tool for artists — no account, no lock-in. Titles, URLs, and ISRC codes, pulled straight from your own Spotify artist page.
A current, independently verified comparison of major music distributors — pricing, commission, and what's genuinely changed since the older lists still floating around online.
A gentle, supportive look at managing your back catalog — what ISRC codes help with, what they don't, and where to focus your energy instead.