If you submit an album to CD Baby that was originally mastered as a continuous mix (like a DJ set), we'll deliver it to digital partners using the track markers you assign. That means the continuous blend you hear on the CD won’t carry over automatically — the tracks will be separate unless you structure them specifically as a continuous-mix release.

How CD Baby delivers mixed albums

• We send the album exactly as you submit it: with each track separated according to the track markers in your upload.
• Digital stores and streaming platforms will receive the tracks individually — not as a seamless, blended mix.
• Because of that separation, listeners may hear a short pause between tracks instead of a continuous flow.

How to release a continuous mix

If you want your album to remain a continuous mix online, submit it as follows:

• Include all tracks individually in your submission form.
• Then make the last track the full continuous mix (i.e., the entire set blended).
• Clearly label that last track as a “continuous mix” (or similar) so it’s obvious to listeners that it’s not a standard standalone song.
• Example structure:
  • Track 1: Song A
  • Track 2: Song B
  • …
  • Track N: Full set (continuous DJ mix)
• This ensures listeners get the full experience in one file — not fragmented track-by-track.

Things to note

• If you deliver each track separately, the album will behave like a normal multi-track album on streaming sites.
• If you deliver a continuous mix as a single track, the listener gets the full mix in one file — but that affects how streams or downloads are counted (as one track rather than several).