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Catalog

Stop retyping your own discography

Connect Spotify or SoundCloud and every release arrives with its artwork, tracklist, and credits. For musicians, artists, and DJs who have better things to do.

Night DriveEP, 2026New
GlasshouseSingle, 2025
Rooftop Mix 004DJ mix, 2025
ParallelSingle, 2024
First LightAlbum, 2024
Basement TapesEP, 2023
Night DriveEP, 2026New
GlasshouseSingle, 2025
Rooftop Mix 004DJ mix, 2025
ParallelSingle, 2024
First LightAlbum, 2024
Basement TapesEP, 2023

Connect once

A discography that files itself

Link Spotify or SoundCloud and your releases arrive with artwork, tracklists, and credits attached. Everything after that is maintenance you do not do.

Albums, EPs, singles, and compilations file themselves by type, and a remix or production credit is filed as exactly that. Pin one release to the front and the rest keep the order you give them.

01

It keeps itself current

The import is not a one-time paste. SoundCloud is checked daily and Spotify weekly, so you can put a record out on Friday and your site knows about it without you opening the dashboard.

  • SoundCloud checked daily, Spotify checked weekly
  • DJ mixes and SoundCloud-only releases import like any other
  • An import button for the times you want it done right now
02

Imported, then yours

An import gives you a starting point, not a locked record. Fix a credit, rewrite a description, or swap artwork, and the next sync leaves your version alone while everything else keeps updating.

  • Edit anything, and your edits survive every later sync
  • Live or draft per release, and private SoundCloud tracks stay private
  • Pin one release to the front and order the rest yourself
03

Every release gets a page of its own

Each release becomes a page on your own website, with its artwork, its tracklist, and streaming buttons out to every platform. Pin one to the front so the record you just put out is what people meet first.

  • Streaming buttons for every platform you are on
  • Pin the new record to the top of your music page
  • Clicks and plays counted in your own analytics
yourband.com / music
A published artist site's music page: release artwork in a grid, each one linking to its own release page.

Connected

The catalog feeds the rest of the platform

Releases are not a silo. Two other parts of the dashboard read from them the moment they land.

Your press kit

Your four most played songs go straight into your EPK, so the kit a booker opens is current without you rebuilding it.

Explore the press kit

The shows behind them

The dates you are touring this record live in the same dashboard and land on the same website, entered once.

Explore tour dates

FAQ

Catalog questions, answered

Which platforms does the catalog import from?

Spotify and SoundCloud. Connect either or both, and releases arrive with artwork, tracklists, and credits. Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, Deezer, and Amazon are added as streaming links.

How often does it sync?

SoundCloud daily, Spotify weekly. A new SoundCloud upload also triggers a fresh look at Spotify, and you can run an import yourself any time.

Do DJ mixes and sets import?

Yes. If it lives on your SoundCloud, it imports like any other release, artwork included.

Will a sync overwrite my edits?

No. Once you edit a release or track, later syncs leave it alone, while everything you have not touched keeps updating on its own.

Can I hide a release from my website?

Yes. Every release has its own live or draft state. Tracks marked private on SoundCloud are held back automatically, and stay out of your press kit too.

How are remixes and production credits handled?

As what they are. Releases are filed by your relationship to them, so a remix, feature, or production credit is never presented as one you headlined.

Is the catalog on the free plan?

Yes, on every account including Free. Paid plans add more pages for your releases to live on, plus a custom domain.

Retire the spreadsheet

Connect Spotify or SoundCloud free and watch your catalog assemble itself.