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Clipping infrastructure for music

A song does not break because people heard it. It breaks because people used it. Our distribution is built around sound adoption, not view counts.

12B+ views delivered · 95+ campaigns · Live in 72 hours

Music distribution
4
Platforms per release
48h
Release to live clips
250,000+
Creators in network
9
Format families tested
Why this category

What makes music different

01

Sound usage is the real metric

Views are a proxy. What moves streams is the number of distinct creators attaching your sound to their own content, which is what we optimise for.

02

The first 500 uses decide everything

Platform sound pages rank on velocity. Concentrated early adoption from real accounts is what tips a track into algorithmic distribution.

03

Format matters more than budget

A track breaks on a format — a dance, a transition, a mood. We test format families before pushing volume behind one.

04

Rights handled properly

Commercial-library status, territory clearance and label approvals are checked before a single creator receives the brief.

Use cases

How brands in music use us

Single releases

Concentrated sound adoption in the first 72 hours after release.

Catalogue revival

Older tracks reintroduced through a new format or trend.

Artist brand building

Behind-the-scenes and studio content that builds a following between releases.

Tour and event promotion

Regionally targeted creators around each date.

Label rosters

Rolling distribution across multiple artists on one retainer.

Sync and licensing

Demonstrating a track’s short-form performance to sync buyers.

Process

How a music campaign runs

Day 0

Scope call

Thirty minutes on your goals, markets and any restrictions. You leave with a price and an outline of the campaign.

Day 0–1

Brief and intake

We write the brief against your category rules. You drop the source file in a shared folder.

Day 1–2

Clipping and review

Editors cut, caption and grade. Every clip passes a brand-safety and compliance check.

Day 2–3

Allocation and launch

Clips are matched to vetted creators by category and region, and posting begins across your chosen platforms.

Day 7+

Verify and scale

Views clear the anti-bot layer, the dashboard updates live, dead formats get cut and winners get volume.

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FAQ

Music questions

How fast can we launch?
Your video goes out to the network within 24 hours of the brief. Because thousands of editors work at once, the clips are usually all back within 48 hours, and the first ones go live somewhere between day three and day five. Ongoing clients get a pre-approved fast lane for live moments, where we can turn something around in under 15 minutes.
What reporting do we get?
A live dashboard from day one showing every clip we made, which ones were cut and why, how the survivors scored, how each channel performed, verified views, how long people watched, and profile clicks. Above $25,000 a month you also get a written summary every week.
Which brands is Vanguard for?
Brands in crypto, fintech, SaaS, AI, iGaming, consumer apps and entertainment who want this running permanently rather than as a one-off push. We run dedicated programmes for Web3 launches, SaaS and AI tools, licensed operators, consumer apps, music, podcasts and founder brands.
How do we measure this?
Views, watch time and profile clicks are the surface numbers. The one that matters more is what happens downstream: people searching your brand name and typing your URL directly, which usually shows up four to eight weeks later. If you judge this on last-click conversions in a seven-day window, you will cancel it about a month before it starts working.

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Get started

Distribution built for music.

Free 30-minute call. You leave with a price, a campaign outline and a launch date.

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Survives the Crucible
12B+
Views delivered
180M+
Monthly Unique Reach
93%
Client retention