Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for listeners, artists, and creators using All My Jams.
All My Jams is a creator-first audio platform built for artists, storytellers, comedians, podcasters, and listeners who want a better way to discover and support independent content.
No. All My Jams supports music as well as long-form audio content including podcasts, stand up, spoken word, and audio books.
Listeners can browse featured artists, new artists, popular artists, curated playlists, new music, and category pages such as Podcasts, Stand Up, Spoken Word, and Audio Books.
Artists earn based on platform rules tied to listener activity, qualified streams, fan engagement, and subscriber support. All My Jams is being built around transparent earnings instead of mystery math.
Yes. Artists and creators must certify that they own or control the rights needed to upload and monetize their content on All My Jams.
No. All My Jams is not a Performing Rights Organization, music publisher, publishing administrator, or royalty collection agency. AMJ does not register songs with ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR, SoundExchange, or any other royalty collection organization.
No. All My Jams does not collect or distribute songwriter royalties, publishing royalties, mechanical royalties, SoundExchange royalties, or performing rights royalties. Artists, songwriters, composers, and publishers are responsible for registering their own songs and recordings with their preferred organizations.
Yes. If you are a songwriter, composer, or publisher, you should register each song with your preferred Performing Rights Organization or royalty collection service. AMJ platform earnings are separate from any royalties you may be entitled to collect outside of All My Jams.
Yes, as long as you own or control the rights needed to upload and monetize the recording, and you have the necessary permission from any contributors or rights holders. When contributor splits are available, you will be able to assign AMJ platform earnings to producers, featured artists, songwriters, or other contributors on a per-track basis.
AMJ revenue splits allow a primary artist to divide AMJ platform earnings from a track among approved contributors. These splits apply only to earnings generated on All My Jams. They do not determine copyright ownership, publishing ownership, songwriter percentages, or PRO royalty shares.
If a contributor does not accept a proposed split, the track may continue earning on AMJ, but the contributor's disputed or pending share may be held until the split is accepted, revised, or otherwise resolved according to AMJ policy. Undisputed earnings may still be payable to the appropriate parties.
Splits may be changed only according to AMJ policy. Once a track has earned revenue, past earnings are not automatically recalculated. Any approved split change will generally apply going forward from the date the new split is accepted.
No. AMJ does not decide copyright ownership, publishing ownership, songwriter percentages, or private contributor agreements. AMJ may provide tools for split invitations, negotiations, activity logs, and dispute notices, but contributors are responsible for resolving ownership or payment disputes between themselves.
Yes. All My Jams includes a spoken-word content pool for podcasts, stand up comedy, spoken word performances, and audio books.
Featured Artists are approved artists highlighted by All My Jams. They may appear on the discovery page, featured artist pages, or other promotional areas of the platform.
A category only displays approved tracks that match that genre in the database. If no approved tracks exist for that genre yet, the page will show an empty message.
Use the artist signup page to create an account, complete your profile, upload content, and submit your material for approval.
Use the contact page or support email listed on the site for account, artist, or platform questions.