I will fix your distrokid metadata errors for instant approval


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YOUR MUSIC GOT REJECTED - I FIX IT IN 4 HOURS
Your DistroKid upload got kicked back. Your TuneCore won't approve. CD Baby won't explain why. Release date is TOMORROW. Fans waiting. Promotion went out. You're panicking.
I fix this in 4 hours.
WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?
Metadata errors are TINY but CRITICAL. One misspelled character. One wrong ISRC code. One genre mismatch. One special symbol. These platforms reject THOUSANDS dailysupport teams take 3-5 days to respond.
HOW I FIX IT FAST
I've fixed 500+ rejected uploads. I know every platform's rules. DistroKid hates certain characters. TuneCore rejects double spaces. CD Baby requires UPC format. I identify errors, fix metadata, reformat everything, resubmit. You're approved in 4 hoursnot 4 days.
WHAT YOU GET
- Complete metadata audit & error detection
- Platform-specific fixes (DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, all others)
- ISRC code correction & UPC formatting
- Genre optimization & resubmission
- Tracking until approval confirmed
WHY HIRE ME
You're panicked. No time. Need someone who GETS IT. Not a support ticket. Not waiting. Just results. Fast.
STOP LOSING YOUR RELEASE. ORDER NOW & GET APPROVED TODAY.
Get to know Hudson
Music Distribution Expert Spotify MLC Metadata Contracts
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
English, Spanish
FAQ
What happens after you fix it? Will it definitely get approved?
Yes, with a caveat: If I fix the metadata correctly, approval is guaranteed. Platforms approve when metadata is clean. HOWEVER, if your music has an actual copyright strike or audio quality issue, that's different I'll catch that in
Can you fix my music if I used a different distributor? (Not DistroKid/TuneCore)?
Absolutely. I work with ALL platforms: DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, Believe Digital, RouteNote, UnitedMasters, The Orchard you name it. Each has different metadata requirements. I know them all. Tell me which plat
What if it's not metadata what if it's something else?
A: 95% of rejections are metadata errors. But if it's something else (like copyright detection or file audio quality), I'll diagnose it immediately and either fix it or explain exactly what needs to happen next. No guessing. Full transparency.
Will resubmitting the same file work, or do I need to delete and reupload?
Great question. Depends on the platform. DistroKid lets me modify metadata and resubmit the same upload. TuneCore requires deletion + reupload in some cases. CD Baby has its own weird rules. I know all of them. I'll tell
How do you identify metadata errors if the platform won't tell me?
After fixing 500+ rejections, I recognize the patterns. When a TuneCore upload fails with minimal info, it's usually one of these: double spaces in artist name, special characters in song title, invalid ISRC code, UPC format wrong

