How can I submit my music to Arvion, and how long does it take to get a response?
Join our Discord and share your music in the submissions channel. We respond within seven days.
What genres or styles of music do you focus on?
We focus on phonk and adjacent lo-fi, house, trap, breakcore, ambient, and hardstyle scenes.
Is there an upfront cost for distribution, and how is the revenue split?
There are no upfront fees. We work on a 50/50 net revenue split.
What makes Arvion different from just using a distributor?
A distributor only puts your music on stores. We also handle artwork, release strategy and playlist pitching, with label terms that stay artist-friendly.
Which streaming platforms do you distribute to?
We distribute to 80+ platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, TikTok, and more.
Can Arvion make major changes or sign exclusive third-party sub-licenses without my permission?
Only with your written approval for that release.
What expenses are deducted before revenue is split?
None. Our deals are always non-recoupable and artist-friendly.
Where can I see exactly what I've earned?
The artist portal shows your earnings per release, so you always know what's coming in before you request a payout.
Am I locked into a multi-album or long-term contract?
No. Deals are structured per single, not as a multi-album lock-in.
How do I track and withdraw my royalty payments?
Royalties are tracked in the artist portal. Request a payout at $50; payments are remitted within 30 days.
Do I keep ownership of my master recordings?
Yes. You retain ownership; rights are licensed to Arvion for distribution and monetisation.
Can I get my rights back if a track isn't generating income or being promoted?
Rights revert under the agreed terms if a release is not exploited for 24 consecutive months.
Are your sample packs or products royalty-free?
Yes. Product pages state their included royalty-free usage terms.
Do sub-label tiers keep 100% of royalties?
Yes. Sub-label tiers (Indie at $250/month, Pro at $500/month) keep 100% of your royalties. You pay a monthly fee for services (distribution, mix and master, cover art), so you keep all your streaming revenue. This is different from our main label distribution which operates on a 50/50 net income split.