Music Distribution for DJs & Mix Artists

DJs are tastemakers — your mixes, compilations and original singles deserve a place on streaming, not just SoundCloud. ORB helps you release DJ projects to 150+ stores, clear the licensing you need, and split royalties fairly with the artists you feature.

From the decks to the streaming charts

DJs build audiences through mixes, compilations and curated playlists, then convert that influence into original singles and collaborations. ORB lets you release all of it — your own productions, branded compilations and feature singles — to Boomplay, Audiomack, Spotify, Apple Music and 150+ stores.

Mixes and compilations often combine work from several artists, which raises two practical questions: licensing and payment. ORB offers cover-song mechanical licensing for tracks that need it, and royalty splits so each featured artist on a compilation gets paid their share automatically.

DJ release checklist

Before you submit a compilation, mix single or collab:

High-quality WAV files for every track on the project

Cover art at 3000×3000 pixels, clean of logos and store names

All featured artists and producers added as credits

Cover-song mechanical licences cleared for any remakes or interpolations

Royalty splits configured so each collaborator is paid their share

Stores selected, including Boomplay and Audiomack for your African audience

What ORB gives DJs

Release mixes and compilations: Put your curated projects and original DJ singles on 150+ stores, not just on social platforms.

Cover-song licensing: Clear mechanical licences for remakes and interpolations so your releases go out legally and stay up.

Royalty splits for collaborators: On the Label & Team plan, split earnings automatically among every featured artist on a compilation.

Local-currency payouts: Withdraw your DJ earnings to your bank in NGN, GHS, ZAR, KES, CFA and more — no dollar account needed.

Can I release a compilation with multiple artists? Yes. You can release branded compilations and feature singles, credit every artist, and on the Label & Team plan set royalty splits so each collaborator is paid their share automatically.

Do I need a licence to release a mix or remake? Remakes and interpolations need a mechanical licence. ORB offers cover-song mechanical licensing so your tracks release legally without risking takedowns.

Which stores should DJs target in Africa? Boomplay and Audiomack are first-class stores on ORB and reach the African audiences who follow DJs, alongside Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music.

How do I and my collaborators get paid? Royalties collect in your ORB wallet, splits route each artist's share automatically, and you withdraw to your local bank in your own currency through Paystack or Flutterwave.