DMCA · Copyright dispute center

File a copyright takedown.

DistributeMusic.AI respects intellectual property rights. If a release on our platform infringes your copyright, submit a formal DMCA §512(c)(3) notice using the form below. Valid, complete notices are actioned within 48 hours.

1. Your identity (the claimant)
2. Your original copyrighted work
3. The allegedly infringing release on DistributeMusic.AI
4. Required legal statements (17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3))

Knowingly filing a false takedown notice may subject you to liability for damages under §512(f).

DSP direct copyright submission — online forms

The following Digital Service Providers accept copyright complaints directly through their own official reporting forms. Submitting there is often the fastest path to a global takedown once your track is live.

Information to include in your notice

Whether you file with us or a DSP directly, include the following details so your notice can be actioned quickly.

Copyright owner info
  • • Full Name
  • • Company, Label, or Brand Name (if applicable)
  • • Mailing Address
  • • Email Address
  • • Phone Number (optional)
  • • Link to the original release
  • • Proof of ownership (Copyright Reg., ISRC, UPC, Publishing Reg., …)
Details of infringement
  • • Type: Sound recording · Composition · Cover art · Trademark · Other IP
  • • Title of your original work
  • • Artist name
  • • ISRC / UPC (if available)
  • • Link to your original content
  • • Link(s) to the infringing content
  • • A brief explanation of how the copyright has been infringed
Counter-notice
If your release was taken down and you believe the removal was in error or misidentification, you may file a counter-notice by emailing legal@distributemusic.ai with the ticket ID, your full contact details, and a §512(g) statement under penalty of perjury.
Legal disclaimer
DistributeMusic.AI provides this information for educational purposes only and does not offer legal advice or representation. We cannot guarantee a DSP will remove content following a complaint. For complex matters, consult a qualified IP attorney.