an electronic press kit for a music executive, a label or an act on its roster: the biography written as facts with their sources, the photographs you own with credits, every record linked to its release, the one-sheet, the contact, all of it on a page on your own domain with the structured data Google and the AI tools read, and a PDF that matches it. the kit goes out as a link, and the same page is what Google and ChatGPT find when someone looks you up.
$7,500 a kit. a roster is one kit per act, in one written scope. the same page is one part of the Music Industry Authority Package.
six parts, each one a thing an editor, a booker or a crawler asks for.
for every kit
written as facts with a source behind each one: the roles, the companies, the records, the dates. three lengths, one line, one paragraph and one page, so a writer can lift the one they need without rewriting you.
for every kit
the photographs you own, with the photographer credited, at the sizes editors ask for, and one line that says what they may be used for.
for executives, producers, acts
every credit linked to the release it sits on, with the chart position or the certification where the record has one, so any claim can be checked in one click. a credit we cannot link stays out.
for your own domain
the kit as a page on a domain you own, with Person or Organization markup, the official profiles lined up and every asset downloadable. the link is the kit. the PDF is a copy of it.
for every kit
who to contact for press, for booking and for business, and what the kit is asking for, in one line at the top.
for Google and the AI tools
before and after: what Google shows for the name and what ChatGPT, Google's AI and Claude say about it, recorded. a kit that reads well to a person and to a crawler is the point.
one kit at one price. a roster is the same kit per act, in the label's design, in one scope.
two producer pages, each with the credits linked to the records.
a producer's page: the credits, the records and the biography on his own domain.
live:the page
read the case studya producer's property with 24 records linked to his credits.
live:the page
read the case studyStudio Raine was founded by Raine, an ai engineer and a musician. ai engineering at Google, Meta, Microsoft and Scale AI since the start of the ai hype, a working catalog and released records on the music side. the studio is in New York City and works for labels, studios, producers, engineers and artists everywhere.
more about the studioa press kit sent as a link: the biography, the photographs, the credits, the music or the records, the press to date and the contact, in one place a journalist, a booker or a partner can read in a minute. ours is a page on your own domain with a PDF copy.
the person or the company in one line, the biography in three lengths, the roles and the companies with dates, every record or credit linked to its release, the photographs with credits, the press to date, the official profiles and one contact for each kind of request. the guide walks through each part.
$7,500 a kit here, and a roster is one kit per act in one written scope. most firms sell a PDF or a hosted page for under $300 and a video kit for a few thousand; the kit here is the press page on your domain with the markup Google and the AI tools read, which is the part those kits leave out. the firms, compared.
both, and the page comes first. a PDF cannot be found by Google or read by ChatGPT; a page on your domain can, and it is also the link you send. the PDF is a copy of the page for the people who ask for one.
the date is fixed in the scope before we start, and it depends on how much there is to check. a kit with fifty credits takes longer than a kit with five, because every one of them gets linked.
you. the page is on your domain, the files are yours, and the source sheet behind every fact is yours to keep.
one message with the name and what you already have. we send back what we would put in it.
