For musicians, bands, and composers

A website that gets your music
heard, booked, and performed.

A fan wants to press play. A venue wants dates, a rider, and a photo. A choir director wants the score and a recording on the same page. One site can do all three, and it should be yours, not a streaming profile you don't control.

What a musician's site needs

  • Music that plays on the page. A play button on every track or work, with the audio hosted on your site or streamed from Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Spotify, or YouTube, so a visitor hears you without leaving. Videos and live sessions embed the same way.
  • Every streaming and store link in one place. Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, YouTube, Amazon, and your label's store, on each release and in the footer.
  • Discography with cover art, release dates, credits, and where to buy or stream.
  • For composers, a works catalog with each piece on its own page: instrumentation, duration, score preview, audio, program note, and where to buy or rent the score.
  • Tour dates and premieres with a ticket link on each, updated by you or pulled from Bandsintown or Songkick.
  • Press page with real outlet logos linking to the articles, and a downloadable press kit: bios at three lengths, high-resolution photos, stage plot or tech rider, and a booking form.
  • Newsletter signup and podcast or RSS feed so releases and episodes post themselves.

Designed for your music, not a template

Most musician templates give you a hero photo of a piano and a list of dates. What I build is decided by what you write and who needs to find it. For a composer of sacred music that means a works catalog a choir director can search by instrumentation, liturgical season, or difficulty, with a score preview and a recording on the same page, and typography and color that suit the repertoire. For a songwriter or band it means the discography up front, embedded audio or video, tour dates the venue can trust, and a press kit a promoter can download in one click. Either way the design choices, typeface, palette, imagery, come from your catalog, and the site is built so a presenter, publisher, or program director gets to the score or the recording in one or two taps.

Keeping it current

New single, new work, new show: you add it yourself with the built-in editor, and anything with a feed, a podcast, a YouTube channel, a Bandcamp page, can post to the site on its own. No developer needed, no monthly fee.

Questions

Before you
book the call.

More on hosting, ownership, and timelines in the full FAQ.

A catalog of a few dozen works with audio and a press kit is usually a Full Build, $1,000 to $2,500. A songwriter or band site with a discography and press kit is typically a Custom Website, $500 to $1,000.
Yes. Tracks play on the page from a player I set up, or embedded from Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Spotify, or YouTube. Composers get score previews with a purchase or rental link, and full files can be gated behind a request form if you prefer.
Yes. The editor lets you add a work, upload audio, and change a program note without code.
Yes. Links to CanticaNOVA, GIA, OCP, or your own imprint are part of every work page.

Your work deserves a site
that does it justice.

Most sites $500 to $2,500, starter sites from $200. You get an estimate before any work begins, no platform fees beyond your domain, and you own every file. Tell me what you do and I'll tell you what it would take.

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