How do I use the Bundle Builder to reuse existing tracks?

The 'Bundle Builder' lets you create new releases using tracks you have previously released through LabelWorx. This can be used to build compilations or albums from existing tracks, or to reuse a track on another release, such as including an original alongside a new remix.

By reusing the audio and metadata you have already supplied, the Bundle Builder saves time, ensures the existing ISRC is retained, and helps keep the track's streaming activity linked across releases.

Reusing tracks can also give existing music further exposure, whether you're creating a compilation, revisiting catalogue alongside new versions or remixes, or bringing previously released tracks together as part of a new release.


Follow the steps below to use your existing tracks in a new release:

  1. Access the Bundle Builder in the LMS by going to: Release Management ➜ Bundle Builder
  2. You will see your label's catalogue, where you can preview tracks and select those you want to include by ticking the Use checkbox next to each relevant track.
  3. Once you have selected all of the tracks you want to include, click the Create button in the top icon menu.
  4. Complete the 'Release Details' for the release:
    • New Release: Keep this ticked to create a new release using the selected tracks. Untick this if you want to add the tracks to an existing Draft release.
    • Artist: Select the relevant Display Artist. For compilations, this should be set to 'Various Artists'.
    • Catalog: Enter your desired alphanumeric catalog number for the release.
    • Release Name: Enter your desired release name.
  5. Click Next and enter the C Line and P Line credits for the release.
  6. Click Next and add your 'Release Description', then click Finish.

Your release will now be created in the LMS and you will be redirected to its 'Release Details' page. The tracks you selected will already be added to the release. Complete any remaining release information before submitting your release for distribution.

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