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NotNoise
85% of musicians are invisible. Not anymore
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About NotNoise
85% of artists on Spotify have fewer than 10 monthly listeners. Not because the music is bad, but because the industry was built to benefit the major labels. NotNoise is the record label rebuilt as a product. Distribution, landing pages, playlist promotion, ad campaigns, and streaming analytics on one connected data layer. Every decision informed by every other. What takes a label months and 80% of your royalties, takes a couple of minutes and you keep 100% of your royalties with NotNoise.
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NotNoise integrates distribution, promotion, and streaming analytics into a unified data layer for independent creators. The platform operates on a subscription model starting at $9, allowing users to manage their music career via the web while retaining full royalties.
- Artists retain 100% of their royalties while using professional-grade tools.
- Integrated data layer connects landing pages, ad campaigns, and streaming analytics.
- Web-based platform offers rapid setup for distribution and playlist promotion.
- Low-cost entry point with subscriptions starting at $9 per month.
Ideal for: Artists, content creators, and solopreneurs who need an all-in-one platform for music distribution and data-driven promotion without sacrificing royalty shares.
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Comments (2)
Strong concept—reframing a label as a unified data + distribution product is compelling. The “keep 100% royalties while getting label-like tooling” angle is the clearest differentiator here.
The stat about 85% of Spotify artists having fewer than 10 monthly listeners is striking. Discovery is genuinely broken for independent musicians. A platform built to help them get visible rather than invisible is a worthwhile mission.