A new line of revenue at upload
Add “Release in another language” next to “Add a cover” and “Pre-save”. You set the retail price. Moozz invoices you a wholesale price per song.
For distributors and artist platforms
Give your artists a premium feature at upload
Sell language versions as a paid add-on in your own upload flow, through our API. Your artists reach listeners in new languages with their written voice consent. You set the retail price and order through Moozz.
The problem you already know
- 106,000
- New tracks uploaded to digital services every day in 2025, up 7% year over year.
- Source: Luminate 2025 Year-End Music Report, via RAIN News
- 88%
- Of tracks received fewer than 1,000 streams in 2025.
- Source: Luminate 2025 Year-End Music Report, via DJ Mag
- More than a third
- Of artists earning USD 10,000 or more in Spotify royalties in 2025 were DIY, or started that way.
- Source: Spotify Loud & Clear 2026, via Music Week
- 50%+
- Of an artist’s royalties come from outside their home country, two years after debuting on Spotify.
- Source: Spotify Loud & Clear 2026
Your artists are competing with 106,000 uploads a day for listeners who increasingly stream in other languages. A language version is a new way to be found, and a product you can sell at upload.
What it does for your platform
Retention
Artists with a language version on your platform have a reason to keep their catalogue with you. The rights record and the listening page live in your product.
No new team
White-label through the API. Your support team gets a status page and a documented process. Our team handles lyric adaptation and production.
The artist keeps their rights. Your platform keeps the customer relationship.
How the integration works
- 01
Sandbox access
Test the API in your own flow. One endpoint submits a track, a language and the artist’s consent.
- 02
Consent and rights check
The artist confirms ownership and consent inside your flow. Tracks with shared rights go to manual review or to Catalogue Partners.
- 03
Lyrics and approval
The artist sees the adapted lyrics with a back-translation and approves in your interface.
- 04
Delivery
The language version returns to your pipeline with metadata, stems and the rights record, ready to distribute like any other release.
Commercial options
Wholesale per song
You buy at a wholesale rate and set the retail price. Monthly capacity is agreed in the contract and reviewed as volume grows.
Revenue share
For platforms that prefer no fixed cost. Moozz takes a share of the add-on revenue instead of a wholesale fee.
Catalogue Partners for your label clients
Offer your label customers the no-advance, opt-in catalogue programme under your brand.
Products for distributors
Moozz API
The integration itself. Submit, approve, receive.
See the APICatalogue Partners
For the labels and catalogue owners you distribute.
See the programmeSelf-serve plans
For your artists who want to try it before you integrate. Refer them with a tracked link.
See the plansQuestions
Who owns the language version?
The artist or the rightsholder who ordered it. Moozz keeps no rights in the recording.
What if the artist does not own all the rights?
The flow asks for ownership confirmation. Shared-rights tracks are routed to review or to Catalogue Partners.
How long does an adaptation take?
Timelines depend on the language, the rights and the scope. We confirm the timeline before production starts.
Which languages are supported?
We support English, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian.
Is our catalogue used for anything else?
No. Tracks are used only to produce the versions your artists order.