How to send a private album or playlist to press

Preserve the intended sequence

Upload the complete album or EP and check the order before sending. Numbered filenames are useful during production, but the listener-facing page should present clean track titles while keeping the intended sequence.

Include the artwork

Artwork gives the recipient context and makes the link easier to recognize later. Add the final or approved cover image to the delivery. The artwork appears with the playlist in the browser and in compatible mobile and in-car playback views.

Make listening immediate

Journalists should not need to install an app or create an account. A browser-based player removes friction on desktop and mobile. Continuous playback is especially useful for albums, live recordings and work whose transitions matter.

Control access without making it awkward

Use an expiry date that covers the review window. Add a password for especially sensitive material and disable downloads unless the recipient genuinely needs files. If circumstances change, revoke the individual link.

Use one delivery per recipient

Individual deliveries provide clearer activity and make revocation precise. With recipient-specific watermarking, each copy can carry a different traceable identifier without adding an audible announcement.

Listening Copy lets you send a track, an ordered playlist or a live folder with artwork, private playback, optional lossless downloads, expiry, passwords and recipient-specific watermarking.