For artists
Built for artists, not around them
Most studios rent you a room and most distributors take a cut and disappear into a dashboard. Deep Dripz is a working studio and a label home — we record you, we release you, and we pay you properly for it.
Why this needs to exist
Streaming built an industry where a handful of platforms make enormous money while the artists whose music actually drives that money get paid fractions of a penny per play. A song can be streamed hundreds of thousands of times and still barely cover studio time.
That's why most independent artists who actually make a living from music today are doing it through everything except streaming payouts: going fully independent and handling their own releases, selling merchandise, touring and live shows, sync deals — licensing music for use in film, TV, and adverts — and other work on the side, from brand partnerships to book signings, anything that keeps them making music while the streaming numbers alone don't.
Deep Dripz exists to change that math, at least for the artists who record with us. We're not trying to out-scale Spotify — we're trying to make sure that when your music does sell, you actually see the money from it, instead of a big label or a streaming platform keeping the overwhelming majority of it while you get by on everything else.
How we're different
A real relationship, not a booth
Contracted artists record at a discounted rate, not the standard walk-in price — because we're building something ongoing with you, not renting you an hour.
One roof, every step
Recording, mixing, mastering, photography, and videography under one studio — no handing your session off to a different service for every stage.
You keep visibility
Your own dashboard for tracks, merch, bookings, contracts, and revenue — not a black box you have to email someone to understand.
We're paid to make you succeed
Our revenue share only means something if your music actually sells and gets streamed — so that's what we're set up to help you do.
A real price, not a fraction of a penny
£2.50 to you from a single £4.99 sale beats needing hundreds of thousands of streams on a major platform to see the same money.
No giving up your masters
A traditional label deal often means signing away ownership of your recordings for years of "exposure." We're a distribution and revenue-share partner, not a landlord for your catalogue.
How artists get paid
£2.50 per track sale
Tracks sell through Deep Dripz at £4.99 per download. You get £2.50 of that, every time someone buys your track — straightforward, and worth more per fan than the fractions of a penny the major streaming platforms pay per play.
Merchandise — you keep the majority either way
If you design and produce your own merchandise and just want us to list and promote it for sale, we take a 15% fee — you keep 85%. If you'd rather we help manufacture, design, or market it for you, we take 40% to cover production costs (and a fair margin for doing it) — you keep 60%. Either way, you choose which arrangement fits each product from your artist dashboard.
Build your audience elsewhere, sell it here
Full tracks released with us are exclusive to Deep Dripz. You're welcome — encouraged, even — to post previews of up to 45 seconds to a minute on other platforms to reach a wider audience (you'll earn whatever those platforms pay on those preview streams too), but the full track stays here. That's what keeps a Deep Dripz release worth £4.99 instead of something anyone can already hear in full for free elsewhere.
Membership fees keep the lights on
£1.99/month membership covers running the studio and site and paying our team — it isn't part of the artist revenue share. Your share comes from track sales, studio bookings, and merchandise, where there's a direct sale to split.
Ready to record with us?
Get in touch, or book studio time directly — contracted artist status and revenue share terms are set up by our team once you're recording with us regularly. Online booking is live; fees and sessions are cash at the studio until card payments open.
Payment terms above describe our standard artist arrangement. Individual contracts may set specific terms — see your artist agreement for what applies to you.