Your music.
Your promos.
Your rules.
Share music with fellow DJs and producers directly from Dropbox with private access links. Choose exactly which tracks each person gets, see who downloaded what, and switch anyone off whenever you like.
Free forever plan with 5 tracks and 1 access link. See pricing
From Dropbox to DJ in three steps
Link your Dropbox
Your tracks appear in Traxdrop, ready to share. Add something new to Dropbox and it's ready - no re-uploading.
Make an access link
Choose tracks, folders or your whole catalogue. Decide whether promos and unreleased music are included, and when the link expires.
Share it and see who's listening
Anyone who uses the link becomes a subscriber. See what they played and downloaded, and turn off their access in a click.
One catalogue.
A different view for everyone.
Unreleased promos for a trusted DJ, your back catalogue for the press, a single track for a label A&R. Change a link and everyone on it sees the update.
- Turn a link off without deleting it
- Remove one person's access, keep everyone else's
- Set expiry dates on links
- No expired download links
- No leaked Dropbox links - people never see them
Everything a promo list should have been
Straight from Dropbox
Your files stay in Dropbox. Traxdrop shares them, so there's nothing to re-upload and no folders to rebuild.
Unreleased stays unreleased
Promos and unreleased music only appear on the links you allow, clearly labelled for the people who get them.
Know who's listening
Every play and download is logged against a named subscriber, a track and a link. Get an email whenever someone new starts using one of your links.
Access you can take back
Turn off a whole link, or one person on one link. They lose access straight away.
Keep them posted
New music ready? Email everyone on an access link in one click, so the people you trust hear it first.
Share it anywhere
Copy a link, or show a QR code at a gig. Feature one track or release so it's the first thing people see.
A page that looks like you, not a file share
Add your artwork, bio, colours and links once. Every access link opens on your own page, with a player, clear labels for unreleased music and easy downloads.
Make your pageQuestions
No. Your tracks stay in the Dropbox folder you link. There's nothing to re-upload, and anything you add to Dropbox is ready to share.
Just the link. The first time, they enter their email (and their name if they'd rather not share it). That makes them a subscriber, so you can see what they listen to and manage their access.
Yes. Turn off the whole link, or just one subscriber. Anything they've already downloaded is theirs, but they can't get anything new.
Yes - that's what access links are for. Each link has its own tracks, promo and unreleased settings, and expiry date.
There's a free forever plan with 5 tracks and 1 access link. Paid plans add more tracks and links, subscriber emails, detailed stats and more.