NEW CITY, N.Y. - TelAve -- BeatsToRapOn, a culture-first global music platform built by and for artists, is openly challenging generic freelance marketplaces as artists walk off those sites and positioning itself as the place where music runs the whole show, not a subcategory.

"For years, music creators have been buried inside giant gig sites next to data entry and logo design," said Chet, founder of BeatsToRapOn. "If a platform can't tell the difference between a trap producer and a virtual assistant, it shouldn't be taking a cut of your next record."

What began as a tight rap and hip-hop community has evolved into a full-stack music platform where artists promote and sell their services, buyers come specifically for music and music-adjacent work, and the tools to create, master, promote and measure a release all live in one place. On legacy marketplaces like, music services sit inside a single "Music & Audio" bucket.

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Instead of bolting a marketplace onto a blank page, BeatsToRapOn is built on tools artists already use: an AI Stem Splitter & Vocal Remover, Valkyrie AI Mastering tuned for rap, trap, hip-hop and R&B, a Song Key & BPM Finder, and AI reel and visual tools that turn tracks into scroll-stopping clips. Those tools pulled thousands of artists into the ecosystem long before listings went live visit https://beatstorapon.com/sell-music-services.

The marketplace now layers on top of that activity and lets sellers offer music promotion, audio services, video and content creation, brand and creative work, plus advertising and sponsorship placements across music-centric audiences.

"On the big platforms, music is a subcategory," Chet said. "On BeatsToRapOn, it's the whole planet. Our sellers aren't side characters in someone else's gig marketplace – they are the feed."

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BeatsToRapOn is not trying to serve every kind of freelancer. It is choosing music and doubling down. Playlist owners get paid to curate for verified artists instead of answering cold DMs. Producers and engineers get buyers who arrive pre-qualified and already obsessed with music. Artists with real budgets can spend knowing every dollar goes back into their releases, not a grab-bag of unrelated services.

"If someone wants a logo, a copywriter and a dog-sitter in one cart, we're not their platform," Chet said. "If they want a campaign that actually moves a record, that's when we make sense."

"We're not trying to be the next bland unicorn," Chet said. "We're building https://beatstorapon.com into the place where music lives online."