TuneCore lookup
Find out if a song was released through TuneCore. Paste a Spotify or TikTok link to see its distributor, label, ISRC and UPC.
- Kind
- Self-serve distributor
- About
- A self-serve distributor owned by Believe. Artists pay per plan and keep their royalties; it also offers publishing administration.
In store data
How TuneCore releases show up.
- 01
The label field usually shows the artist’s name or a label name the artist made up. It rarely names the distributor.
- 02
The ℗ line usually names the artist, with no “under exclusive license to” wording.
- 03
ISRCs are often issued by the distributor, so many releases share the distributor’s registrant code.
Common questions
TuneCore questions.
How can I tell if a song was released through TuneCore?
Paste the song’s Spotify or TikTok link into Pulse and it shows the distributor. By hand, check the source in the Spotify credits, then the ℗ line, the ISRC registrant code and the UPC prefix. See the full guide.
Does the label name on Spotify say TuneCore?
Usually not. The label field shows the artist’s name or a label name they chose, so you need the distributor lookup to see TuneCore.
Is an artist on TuneCore signed?
TuneCore is a self-serve distributor, so artists who release through it are usually self-released. Check the ℗ line for “under exclusive license to” to be sure.
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