The artists3 artists so far. That is the honest number.
We would rather show you real ones than a wall of logos. What is below is every artist with something published — their names, and a link to their page. No numbers: how big an artist's list is belongs to the artist, not to our sales page.
Who is on itThe roster.
Every page is live, built in the product and run by the artist. Open one and look at it as a fan would.
What we ask of the artists we work closely withFour things, none of them money.
- A real list to bring inEven a messy one. Especially a messy one — that is the case we need to get right.
- A show in the next three monthsPresale codes and reconciliation only prove themselves against a real on-sale.
- Someone who answersOne person in the artist or the team who reads email and tells us when something is wrong.
- Permission to be quotedOnly if it goes well, only what you approve, and you can withdraw it later.
If you manage severalOne account, several artists, separate everything.
A manager signs in once and switches between artists from the sidebar. The bases never touch: a fan of one artist is not a fan of the other, and no email can cross between them. Billing is per artist, because the value is per artist. Pricing.