ABOUT UNRELEASED ISLAND

Your unreleased music deserves better than a DM and a prayer

Unreleased Island is a private, curated community where producers share, exchange, and monetize unreleased tracks with full control, watermark protection, and zero middlemen taking your revenue.

Why the platform exists

Right now, sharing unreleased music means trusting strangers on Discord, sending Google Drive links into the void, and hoping your track does not end up somewhere it should not. There is no structure, no protection, and no way to know who has your music.

Unreleased Island was built because that is not good enough. Producers deserve a controlled environment where sharing is fair, access is earned, and unreleased work is treated with the respect it deserves.

Core principles

  • Curated access - every account is manually reviewed, no open door chaos
  • Fair exchange - trades happen on equal terms, automatically
  • Artist-first revenue - producers keep 100% of dBs earned from every sale. A 3% fee applies only when converting dBs to euros via withdrawal, and PayPal may retain a small processing fee on the payout.
  • Watermark protection on every download - every file is traceable
  • Respect for unreleased material built into every feature

For Producers

Upload your tracks, control who sees them, build promo pools, and send to multiple artists at once. If you sell collectible releases, every dB goes directly to you — no platform cut on purchases. A 3% fee applies only when you convert your dBs to euros via PayPal withdrawal, and PayPal may retain a small processing fee on the payout.

For Collectors

Get access to exclusive unreleased music before it reaches streaming platforms. Build a library that no one else has, and support artists directly.

How the dB economy works

dBs are the island's in-app currency, and the dB economy exists to give non-producers — collectors and DJs — a way to benefit from unreleased music. A producer can optionally mark an original track as a collectible and set a price in dBs; anyone can then spend dBs to collect it and add a rare, exclusive track to their library.

Producers earn dBs when their collectibles are collected and keep 100% of every sale. Collectors top up dBs via Ko-fi and spend them on the exclusives they want. dBs move freely between members for collectible purchases with no platform cut — a small 3% fee applies only when a producer converts dBs back to euros via withdrawal, and PayPal may retain its own small processing fee on that payout.

Safety and trust first

Every account request is manually reviewed. Watermarks are embedded invisibly in each download, tied to the recipient identity, and leak reporting tools are built in. This is not an open platform. It is a community where everyone has skin in the game.