One typo can follow a record everywhere.
Before you send music to a distributor, check the details artists usually call boring: artist names, features, songwriters, producers, track titles, release date and artwork.
Once the record leaves your hands, bad information can spread across streaming services, credits, artist profiles and royalty systems. Then release week turns into cleanup week.
Make a final metadata check part of every drop. Is every name spelled and formatted correctly? Are the features entered correctly? Are the writers and producers accounted for? Does the version name match the actual record? Is the final artwork attached to the final release?
This is not the glamorous side of artist development. It is the part that keeps the glamorous side from getting messy.
Treat the information behind the record with the same care as the record.