Move your catalogue. All of it stays yours.
Leaving another distributor? Apply with links to your catalogue; a person reviews the application, and if you are accepted your private invitation includes a migration plan drawn up with you — release by release, around your own calendar.
Your catalogue
Releases are re-delivered from your own masters, artwork and metadata — the files you already own.
Your codes
ISRC and UPC identifiers belong to the recordings — they travel with you, with no re-release.
Your rights
Ownership does not change during a migration. Your masters stay yours, before and after.
Your timing
The migration is scheduled with you — nothing moves without your approval.
Four steps from there to here
Apply with your catalogue
Use the normal application — add links to your live releases and your current stores.
Human review
Our team reviews the catalogue, the rights chain and the delivery history by hand.
Private invitation
Accepted catalogues receive an invitation and a dedicated contact for the move.
Planned migration
Re-delivery is scheduled with you, release by release, on your calendar.
Move your catalogue from inside your account
- Search for your releases. Search runs on Spotify, so a release must already be live there.
- Select the releases you want. You can move several at once.
- Each release is copied into your account with its data. You review the audio file and anything missing.
- Publish. The release goes out to every store we deliver to, and merges with the existing version once it is live.
Do not take anything down at your old distributor until the new version is visible in the stores.
A migration is a scheduling exercise, not a rescue. Nothing is taken down until you say so, and nothing is re-delivered before the plan is agreed with you in writing. Mazufa is free to release and takes no upload fee, so the move adds no upload fee or subscription; your revenue share is set out in your written agreement. What a move cannot do is guarantee that a store keeps a profile, a playlist position or a stream count — those belong to each platform, and any distributor claiming otherwise is guessing. Your identifiers and your masters are what actually travel, and those are already yours.