• Download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Login with Facebook, Google Account or your email.
• Upload and distribute your music. It turns out an app is the perfect way to upload a track or an album to hundreds of music services worldwide. We collect the songs and cover art from cloud services like dropbox and google drive but the rest of the information is entered by you. It’s a very easy process and usually takes just a minute per track.
• The answer to that question and many more can be found in the activity section of the app. You will find all your royalties in the money section, and when you have earned at least $10 you can withdraw your royalties using PayPal.

https://amuse.io

I don't know what they're earning from that but they commit to distribute your music to all major digital music services.

 

So... it's basically distribution and not a label. Just like cdbaby etc.
Old wine in new skins.

 

Plus, this one is free.

 

Free, but they withold your money until you've accrued $10. Not bad - but Distrokid costs $20 a year and lets you withdraw any pittance you may have from, say Spotify. Trade-off, I suppose.

But who knows how accurate or legitimate the reporting of sales is from repesctive sales platforms or from a distributor?

 

It doesn't support Winphone's....

 

I tried Amuse with a really noisy track and it's now on spotify, amazon, apple...others. no money but it's nice. it was a throwawy track. it took about a month to get it on line but it,'s there.