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Can I re-release music I’ve already released with Ditto?

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Yes. Here's how to re-release music you've previously put out through Ditto.

1. Find all the metadata and original files associated with the music you’d like to re-release.

This includes:

  • ISRC codes & UPC code

  • Artist names & track titles

  • Original audio files

It’s really important all of this information is EXACTLY the same as your original release when you re-upload your music to Ditto, so make a note of it, double-check everything and keep it somewhere safe.

2. Issue a takedown request for the existing release.

Before you can re-release music, you’ll need to take down the original.

Scroll down to Your Releases on the Music section of your Ditto account, click the Complete tab, and select a release. The scroll down and hit Request a Takedown.

It usually takes between 2 - 4 weeks for your release to be removed from all stores. If you need a release removed urgently, please contact support@dittomusic.com

3. Re-upload the release using the same Ditto account and metadata

Once your takedown request has been processed and your release is no longer live in stores, you can re-upload your music as a re-release through the same Ditto Music account.

Remember to upload the release with the exact same metadata you made a note of earlier, including ISRC & UPC codes, artist names and track titles, as well as the original audio files.

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