Finish the Track
Check the complete master, confirm that you have the rights to all beats, vocals, artwork and samples, and prepare your release files.
Got a finished liquid roller, jump-up production or darker drum and bass record? Publish your original DnB track on BeatsToRapOn and give it accurate credits, cover art and a dedicated release page.
10 FREE TRACKS · Artist account required · You keep the rights you own
Start in your BeatsToRapOn artist workspace. Submitting a recording does not make it public until the applicable review and approval stages are completed.
Check the complete master, confirm that you have the rights to all beats, vocals, artwork and samples, and prepare your release files.
Sign in or create a BTR artist account. Add a recognisable artist photograph, a real bio and your consistent stage name.
Open the track workspace, upload your audio and custom cover, enter the title and credits, and pick the closest eligible genre.
Submit your track. Once it is approved and published, open its public page and share that actual release link.
Start with up to 10 track uploads in total on a free artist account. Review rights, artwork and metadata before publishing.
BeatsToRapOn is the artist-facing place to prepare and manage releases. BTR Music is the connected listening destination. A direct BTR upload is not delivery to unrelated streaming services.
Present drum & bass music under your actual song title, artwork and artist name instead of relying on an unlabelled audio file.
Music Uploads →Choose the accurate sound category so eligible listeners can explore relevant music. Discovery and chart placement are not automatic.
Browse Drum & Bass →Approved, published tracks meeting profile, cover and mobile requirements can be available on supported iPhone and Android devices.
Explore BTR Music →Eligible artists can access supported fan products such as Superfans, Tips, Backers and Shoutouts. Product and earnings conditions apply.
Artist Features →Work on production, mastering, metadata and promotional content with BeatsToRapOn's wider creator services.
Music Mastering →Custom track covers and completed artist profiles matter for discovery and earnings eligibility. Default imagery is not a shortcut.
Payment Terms →BTR is its own artist-and-listener ecosystem. To distribute to Spotify or Apple Music, use a separate distribution provider.
Drum and bass centres on fast breakbeat structures and powerful bass design, but liquid, jump-up, jungle and halftime approaches offer different rhythmic priorities. Clear classification helps listeners recognise what they are hearing.
Fast drums need separation between kick, snare and hats. Make sure limiting does not turn the break into a flat wall.
Sustained sub-bass and distorted mid-bass often share the track. Check phase and mono compatibility where it matters to your mix.
BTR includes related electronic lanes. Select the one the actual drum pattern and arrangement belong to, rather than mixing unrelated tags.
A familiar drum break or jungle vocal may require permission for redistribution and streaming. Check the provenance of all samples.
Your upload page should describe the music you actually made. A polished cover, legitimate credits and consistent artist identity matter more than stuffing unrelated music genres into the title.
Create your Drum & Bass catalogue with a free artist account. Artist Pro is optional for artists needing a larger catalogue and additional tools.
| Feature | Free account | Artist Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Track uploads | Up to 10 tracks in total | Unlimited uploads |
| Public releases | Artist profile and shareable track pages, subject to approval | Additional features under current plan terms |
| Analytics | Basic analytics | Additional analytics and tools |
| Mobile discovery | Subject to content, profile and artwork eligibility | Subject to content, profile and artwork eligibility |
Publishing to BeatsToRapOn is not sending music to external DSPs. Read the general upload guide, check Artist Pro plan details and review Payment Terms for current eligibility.
Drum & Bass / Liquid / Jump Up / Jungle are adjacent listening lanes. Browse existing BTR catalogue pages to find the closest sound before you select your upload genre.
Explore independent releases in the related BTR catalogue and compare how artists describe their sound.
See actual on-platform music activity. Uploading does not confer a chart position or guarantee streams.
The following are BTR catalogue links, not additional upload promises. Always select the real genre choices shown in the workspace.
Melody-forward, atmospheric drum and bass.
Explore Liquid DnB → Jump UpBassline-focused high-energy dancefloor tracks.
Explore Jump Up → JungleBreakbeat roots and syncopated bass culture.
Explore Jungle →Choose the right genre, use original cover art and check the status of your release after submission.
A successful release needs more than a link. Your audio excerpt, metadata, track art and message should all describe the same song. For drum & bass, these details make a practical difference:
The moment a break drops into the bassline can communicate more about a DnB release than a static promo image.
A liquid listener and a jump-up fan often want different energy. Be precise in descriptions and choose matching catalogue links.
After approval, share the public track URL and maintain a consistent producer identity across releases.
For preparation and promotional assets, explore the song key and BPM finder, free BPM analyzer and music promo maker. These tools do not change track eligibility or guarantee an audience.
For a general walkthrough, visit upload music online. For a continuous DJ recording, see upload DJ mixes. Review BTR Terms and Payment Terms for the applicable rights and payment requirements.
Start with up to 10 free track uploads, make your artist identity recognizable, and share the public track page after approval.