AI for record labels
More time for the music.
Small labels do the work of big ones with a fraction of the staff. We set up systems that run release plans, read royalty statements, keep rights and splits straight and flag artists worth a listen.
Where the time goes
Royalty statements nobody reads
Money goes missing in long statements that take hours to check.
Rights and splits in spreadsheets
Who owns what lives in old emails and half-finished sheets.
A&R by endless scrolling
Finding artists early means watching more than anyone can.
What we'd set up first
The first workflows for independent labels.
Each one runs on the tools you already use, with you approving anything that goes to a customer.
A shared rollout plan for every release, from masters to pitches.
Sheets, Docs
Reads statements and shows what paid and what's missing.
PDF, Sheets
One source of truth for ownership, splits and expiry dates.
Sheets, Docs
Calculates artist and partner payouts from your statements.
Sheets
Matches catalog tracks to sync briefs and supervisors.
Web, Gmail
Flags artists whose numbers are suddenly climbing.
Web, LinkedIn
Pricing
Questions
Does it work with our distributor's reports?
Usually. Most distributors export statements we can read. We check yours first.
Can it pitch playlists?
It finds the right curators and drafts pitches for you to send. You stay in control of relationships.
How long does setup take?
Most single workflows are live within a week. A full team setup usually takes two to four weeks.
What does it cost?
A single workflow sprint is $1,500 one time. Ongoing plans start at $2,500 a month and include upkeep and new workflows.
Next step
Tell us where the time goes. We'll show you what we'd build first.
A 15-minute call. No prep needed, and you'll leave with at least one idea you can use.
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