The handle is the address of the artist. Four pages live under it, and an app reads the same profile at a fifth address.
The website
/{handle}. Someone looks you up. Hero, bio, your six newest releases, links, channels and contacts. On your own domain if you have one: The website.
With Shopify connected, the website carries your products at your handle plus the name you gave the shop, like /{handle}/merch. A fan clicks one and pays in your store: Show your Shopify products.
The EPK
/{handle}/epk. A promoter asks for material. Bio to copy, photos and logos at full size, riders as PDF, contacts to save. One zip of all of it: The EPK.
The links page
/{handle}/links. A fan taps your Instagram bio. Your latest release, your shop and the links you keep, under headings if you want them. Music and video play on the page: The links page.
The music page
/{handle}/music. Someone wants to hear you. Every release you put out, newest first, each with its own page and a button per platform. Imported from Spotify: The music page.
What each page shows
Every field of the profile, and what each page does with it. A blank means the page leaves it out. The hero image, the layout and the tagline are page settings rather than profile fields: Layout and hero image, The links page.
| Field | Website | Links page | Music page | EPK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | In the bar and the header | Under the avatar, or the logo in its place | Above the Music heading | The title |
| Bio | Under About | The first paragraph is the tagline, cut to 120 characters | The first paragraph is the tagline, cut to 120 characters | With a copy button |
| Intro | The lead of About | Intro, with Copy | ||
| Facts | The Facts section, first | |||
| Avatar | In the header of the split layout, without a hero | At the top, when the page leads with it | ||
| Logo | In place of the name, in the bar and the header | In place of the name, when the page leads with it | In place of the name | |
| Favicon | The tab icon | The tab icon | The tab icon | The tab icon |
| Press photos | The Gallery section | Full size, one zip | ||
| Logos | Full size, one zip | |||
| Riders | As PDF | |||
| Notes | Under the bio | |||
| Channels | Icon row | Icon row | Icon row in the title | |
| Shop | Its own section, and an icon at the end of the row | An icon at the end of the row | An icon at the end of the row | |
| Links | The top three under Links, minus any link to a release in the Music row | All of them, players inline | ||
| Releases | The six newest under Music | All of them, a page each | A fact row: the count and the first year, while the music page is on | |
| Press quotes | The first three, under Press quotes | After Notes, with Copy | ||
| Videos | Four, live sets first | After the photos, live sets first | ||
| Contacts | One line per role, with the email and the phone | Name, roles, territories, save as contact | ||
| The verified badge | In the footer, verified only | In the footer, verified only | In the footer, verified only | In the title and the footer, verified only |
The API
/api/v1/artists/{handle}. An app asks. The same profile as JSON, with an ETag, intro and facts among its fields. What it returns is in The API reference; what it costs at volume is on the partners page.