Release your music. Keep 100% of what it earns.
Music distribution from Cairo, for independent artists across the Arab world.
A subscription, not a cut.
Stores pay Kasset. Kasset pays you. All of it. One flat subscription a year, not a slice of every stream. When a song takes off, the upside is yours.
- Your royalties
- 100%
- Kasset’s cut
- 0%
- Where it lands
- Your own account
- What you pay
- One subscription a year
Kasset is for
Cairo first. Then the rest of the region’s independent scene.
- Independent musiciansA drive full of finished tracks and nowhere to send them.موسيقيون مستقلون
- ProducersBeats under other people’s names. Time for your own.منتجون
- Small labelsSix artists, one laptop, nobody to do the paperwork.شركات إنتاج صغيرة
Four steps in. Eight stores out.
- Basics
- Audio
- Artwork
- Distribution
- Sent
Anghami, Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube Music, Boomplay, TIDAL, Amazon Music.
Press send. Kasset delivers to every store and country you picked. Each store reports back on its own: sent, in review, live. One page, no guessing.
Stores take about two weeks to process a release. You hear that before you pick a date, not after.
Named after the format that ignored the industry.
In the 1970s, cassettes let Cairo’s shaabi singers skip state radio and the big labels. Record it, copy it, sell it from a kiosk. Every taxi and every wedding in the city played it. Kasset is that idea, for streaming.
Every artist sends a demo tape. This one is ours.
Runs in your browser, no sign-up. Upload a release, follow it store by store, see what it earns.
Open the product demo (External link)Or write to us: [email protected]
Liner notes
Your DAW has twelve notes. Arabic music has more.
Play maqam Rast on a piano and the third note lands between two keys. We wrote a short guide about it, with sound. It has nothing to do with distribution. We just find it interesting.
Read the guide