Run your label like the catalog matters.
MusicOps is the operations layer behind release campaigns, royalty reconciliation, and catalog health. One system. Built by working distribution operators.
Del Records, a 40-year Regional Mexican label, runs release ops on MusicOps today.
Or request access at musicops.co/waitlist.
What it does
Six engines. One label brain.
Each one replaces a workflow your ops team is doing in spreadsheets, group chats, or three different tools.
Rollout OS
Every release on schedule. Every task tracked. The spreadsheet stack retires.
Music Brain
Metadata, credits, and ISRC conflicts caught before delivery, not after.
Audience Engine
Where your artists are actually growing, by city and by week.
Content Engine
One calendar your label manager and your social team both work from.
Campaign Pulse
Streaming spikes the hour they happen, not the next morning.
AI Feed
The insights your ops team would surface if they had three more hours.
The edge
Your team can talk to the catalog.
MusicOps publishes an MCP server. Your ops manager asks the catalog a plain-English question from Claude, Cursor, or Claude Code and gets the answer in seconds, not a ticket and a three-day wait. Your data stays in your tenant. The model assists. Your people decide.
- > Pull releases missing ISWCs.
- > What changed in our Tidal delivery this week?
- > Show splits mismatches from the last 90 days.
mcp.musicops.coOAuth 2.1 + PKCE
Who's behind this
Bruce Ramos.
Co-Founder of DSTRO7, the boutique Latin distribution company. Former SVP Digital Monetization at Del Records. Twenty years building label and distribution infrastructure across Regional Mexican, Latin pop, and the catalogs that have the most to lose from sloppy ops.
MusicOps is in private rollout. If your label is shipping 4 or more releases a quarter and you want to stop running ops from a spreadsheet, send a note.
Or request access at musicops.co/waitlist.