Music and releases: your release page is your smart link
Every release (single, EP, album) gets its own page on your site, like yoursite.com/music/song-name. It's the link to share everywhere: no need for a smart-link service.
Add a release
Content → Discography → Add (or Your site → Import to bring it from a Bandcamp or Spotify link).
- Title, Format (single, EP, album…) and Artist line (for example "You feat. Guest").
- Release date: a future date shows a countdown. No date yet? Leave it empty: the release shows "Coming soon".
- Cover art: square, at least 1400 × 1400 px.
- About this release, Credits (one per line) and UPC.
- Feature on the home page and Published.
Streaming links
Under Streaming and store links, add Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal, Bandcamp…
- Find my links fills in the links from the UPC or a track's ISRC. Links you entered are kept.
- Add a Pre-save link before release day: it's highlighted on the page.
- Every click goes through a tracked link, so you see which platforms your fans pick.
Before and on release day
- Before: the countdown, your pre-save and a Notify me box. Fans who leave their email get the link on release day and join your list.
- On release day: the pre-save goes away and the Spotify, Apple Music and other buttons appear by themselves.
Addresses
- Web address: made from the title.
- Short address (optional): like
yoursite.com/song-name, easy to say on stage. Names the site already uses are refused.
The tracklist
For each track: title, featuring, length, ISRC, explicit and lyrics.
- Audio preview: a 30–60 second MP3 fans play on your site and in your app. Insights shows how many listen to the end.
- Full song for members (Pro): members hear the whole track. It never has a public address.
Selling the release
Create a Music download product linked to the release: a Buy direct button appears on its page. See Sell your music.
Know where listeners come from
Add ?from=instagram (or tiktok, youtube…) to the link you share: Insights → Campaigns counts the visits, fans and sales from each source.