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Your own door
Everything of yours, in one place.
Your pages, your press kit, your listening numbers and the places looking to book you. Whether you sing, play, spin, produce, write, film, run a venue or put on a festival, this is where your own things live.
Nothing here is public. It shows your things and nobody else's, and it is never a search result.
Show me my things →- Your pages
- Every page here that belongs to you, whatever you do — one person can hold several, and often does.
- Your press kit
- The single page you send when a venue, a festival or a writer asks who you are.
- Your numbers
- How often your work was opened, played, followed and shared — counts about your music, not about your listeners.
- Places to play
- Shows, festivals and venues looking for somebody who does what you do.
Your things
Signed in, this is your list. Signed out, it is a place to sign in — and either way it shows nobody else's work.
Getting your things…
Getting your link…
Three steps, and no password
- 1Sign in with your emailWe send you a link. You tap it. That is the whole of it — there is no password to make up or forget.
- 2Get your pageSend us your music, or take over a page somebody in your town already made about you.
- 3Come back hereOnce a page is yours, everything of yours opens from this one screen.
Questions & Answers
Do I need a new account for this?
No. It is the same email sign-in the rest of the site uses. If you have ever tapped a link from us to confirm something, you already have everything you need.
I do more than one thing. Which one do I pick?
None of them — you pick all of them. Somebody can be a DJ, a producer and the photographer at their friends' shows, and this platform is built to say all three rather than make you choose the smallest true version of yourself.
Can I have more than one page?
Yes. Your own name, your band, the venue you run, the festival you put on — they are separate pages and they can all belong to you. They will all be listed here.
Can somebody else see my dashboard?
No. This page only ever shows the things belonging to whoever is signed in on this device. There is no address to type, no link to share, and no way to ask it for somebody else's pages.
Somebody made a page about me. Is it mine?
Not yet, and that is on purpose. Find it, open it, and press the button that says it is you. A real person reads that, which is slower than a button — and it is also the reason a stranger cannot take your page by clicking one.
