Sorya Music | Global Music Distribution

About Sorya Music

At Sorya Music, we believe that every artist deserves to have their sound heard across the globe. Founded by industry veterans, our platform was built from the ground up to empower independent musicians, producers, and record labels.

We handle the complex global distribution pipeline so you can focus on what matters most: creating incredible music. With transparent royalty splits, real-time streaming analytics, and zero hidden fees, we are your ultimate partner in the modern music industry.

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Why Choose Sorya Music

Everything you need to take your music career global

Global Distribution

Get your music onto 150+ digital stores and streaming platforms worldwide instantly.

Advanced Analytics

Track your streams, demographics, and earnings in real-time with our blazing fast dashboard.

100% Ownership

You keep exactly 100% of your master and publishing rights. Your music is yours, always.

Loved by Independent Artists

Hear from musicians who are already growing with us

"Sorya Music completely changed how I release tracks. My music was on Spotify in under 24 hours. The whole process was so smooth — I can't imagine going back to any other distributor."

Alex J. Indie Pop Artist

"I moved my entire catalog here. Zero upfront fees and I keep my rights. It's honestly the best deal in the industry right now. My royalties have tripled since switching."

Marcus T. Music Producer

"The support team actually replies to emails! I had a metadata issue with Apple Music and they fixed it within an hour. That level of care is rare. Highly recommend to any independent artist."

Sarah V. Singer & Songwriter

"Getting paid is incredibly simple and fast. Instant payouts mean I reinvest royalties directly back into my marketing. This platform understands what artists actually need to grow."

DJ Kael EDM Producer

"Simple, fast, and totally transparent. We released our EP through Sorya Music and within a week we were getting streams from 40 countries. Exactly what independent musicians need today."