Was one of your three wishes a great new partner store?! You got your wish! 🧞 

A brand-new partner store to take your music to greater lengths, which in this case is all the way to South Korea! As the second-most popular music streaming service in the country, over 2.5 million users come to Genie to listen to music.

Genie plays host to the hottest artists riding the waves of the K-Pop tide. Artists from all over the world can make their music available on Genie! All RouteNote users will now be able to distribute unlimited music releases to Genie from anywhere, reaching brand-new listeners and earning revenues from plays.

At RouteNote, we’re proud to work with the top music services in Korea to get global artists heard. Genie joins our extensive roster of South Korean partners which includes the country’s most popular platform Melon, as well as beloved services Bugs!, NAVER VIBE, and FLO.

When RouteNote adds a new partner store, we automatically distribute your content there so that your releases are on as many platforms as possible. Some distribution services charge an additional fee for this feature but don’t worry! We do this at no additional cost and you don’t need to lift a finger.

If you’d prefer to opt out of auto-upload to new stores, then please let us know by sending an email to support@routenote.com with your UPC and username and we’ll sort this for you. For further guidance, please head to our article here.

How do I release my track on Genie using RouteNote?

• Sign up or log-in to RouteNote
• Click on Create New Release
• Add your audio files, all necessary metadata and your artwork
• Select your stores and territories – here is where you can select Genie or Select All Stores
• Finally, decide between Free or Premium distribution

And…your wish is our command!

Read more on Genie by clicking here.

If you have any further queries, feel free to get in touch with us!

See also:
What stores can I send my music to through RouteNote?
What stores are included with Kanjian?
Will RouteNote sign more partner stores and streaming services in the future?