What re-ups do for an Audiomack release
A re-up on Audiomack is the platform equivalent of a repost: it pushes a track from another user's profile onto a re-uppers' followers feed, and it is one of the strongest signals Audiomack uses when deciding which tracks to surface in the trending lists. A new release with a healthy re-up count climbs the chart faster than the same release with high plays alone, because re-ups travel further into the network.
Track URL vs album URL
Re-ups can be ordered for individual tracks (the audiomack.com/artist/song/track-slug URL) or for albums and EPs (the audiomack.com/artist/album/album-slug URL). For a release week campaign, prioritise track re-ups on the lead single and pair with album re-ups for the full project so both surfaces grow together.
Pacing and how the number grows
Each order drips re-ups across the order window so the count on the track page grows visibly over time. A burst order is available for emergencies but the dripped pacing reads more naturally to other Audiomack users browsing the trending lists.
Pairing re-ups with plays and likes
Re-ups push the track outward; likes show the track is well received; comments show conversation. The strongest release week sequence pairs all three on the lead single. We never ask for your Audiomack password.
Why Audiomack reups matter for reach
On Audiomack, reup count is Audiomack's equivalent of a repost: each reup forwards your track into a follower's feed and stacks toward the trending threshold the curators monitor when picking weekly features. The free batch sets a healthy baseline and the paid tiers run sustained drips so the curve keeps climbing past the first 24 hours.
How Audiomack re-up orders work
Paste the track URL. Re-ups publish over 1-3 days from independent profiles. Re-ups push your song into follower feeds with an explicit "re-upped by" signal, Audiomack's strongest secondary distribution mechanic.
Re-up boundaries
No automation tokens. Re-ups originate from user timelines on the public URL; privatize the track and downstream re-ups drop.
