What is a dirty version of a song?

In the realm of music distribution, an explicit track refers to a composition that contains language or artistic elements deemed sexual, violent, or offensive by general standards. This categorization is crucial for maintaining the integrity of content and ensuring it aligns with audience expectations.

When an artist or record label designates a single track on an album as explicit, it triggers a chain reaction. The entire album is subsequently flagged as explicit, reflecting the potentially sensitive nature of its content.

This policy underscores the importance of accurate labeling in the music industry. It ensures that consumers are fully informed about the content they are about to consume, allowing them to make informed decisions.

Failure to correctly mark an album as explicit can have severe consequences. Our Content Review team meticulously scrutinizes submissions to ensure they comply with our guidelines and standards.

If an album is found to be mislabeled, it risks being rejected by our Content Review team. This rejection can significantly impact an artist's career and the distribution of their music.