How to get your song on JioSaavn, YouTube Music and Instagram

You don't upload your song to JioSaavn, then to YouTube Music, then to Instagram. You release it once, and it goes to all of them on the same date.

A release on Nenco goes to more than 150 stores and streaming services: Spotify, Apple Music, JioSaavn, YouTube Music, Instagram, Amazon Music, Gaana and Hungama among them. Here's what three of the biggest in India do with it.

JioSaavn

Your song shows up under your artist name, with your cover, and people can find it by searching for it. Some stores show a new song a day or two after others, so don't worry if it isn't there the moment Spotify has it.

YouTube Music

Every release on Nenco goes to YouTube Music. Your song appears there and on YouTube as an audio track with your cover, under your artist name.

It also goes into Content ID, unless the song contains AI music. Content ID recognises your song when someone uses it in their own YouTube video, and the money from those videos is added to your song's earnings.

Instagram and Facebook

Your song joins the music people pick for their Reels and Stories. Once it's live, search for it in Instagram's music, use it in your own Reel, and ask your fans to do the same: every Reel with your song in it is a small ad for it.

And caller tunes

The release form asks where your caller tune starts, so the best part of the song plays when someone sets it.

One release, every app. Then one link, so each fan opens the app they use.

That link is a songlink, made for you the day the song goes live. Why it beats a Spotify link.