DistroKid Removes Tracks After Universal Music Group Claims

DistroKid confirmed removing independent artists’ tracks following infringement claims from Universal Music Group, without disclosing the extent of the removals.
DistroKid Pulls Tracks Following UMG Infringement Claims DistroKid Pulls Tracks Following UMG Infringement Claims

DistroKid confirmed it removed tracks by independent artists after receiving infringement claims from Universal Music Group. The removals affected artists who said their music disappeared without warning.

The confirmation followed complaints from artists on social media about their music no longer being available through the distributor.

DistroKid has not disclosed how many tracks were removed or identified the recordings involved.

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