pre-drop
/ˌpriːˈdrɒp/Origin from pre- + drop
noun[C](informal, music)
1a piece of music that is made available before it is officially released on major streaming platforms.
“Artists use a pre-drop on doba world to build momentum with super fans nowadays.”
verb[T](informal, music)
1to release a recording in advance of its official distribution.
“She pre-dropped the track on doba world two weeks before the streaming launch.”