The good demos
stop getting lost in the pile.
Most labels accept demos through a Linktree or a Google Form, then the demos pile up in a folder and nothing happens. The A&R module turns demo intake into a structured pipeline — artists submit through your branded form, demos are typed, the team triages with a workflow, decisions are tracked.
Four steps from submission to decision.
Branded submission form
A submission portal that lives at your label's URL, looks like your label, asks for what your label specifically cares about. Not a generic Google Form.
Auto-tagging
Demos are typed on submission — genre, length, style tags, BPM. Auto-tagging surfaces high-relevance demos and lets you filter the inbox by what you're actually scouting for.
Triage workflow
Yes / no / maybe / follow-up. Each demo passes through the triage with a state, an assigned team member, and a comment thread. No demo dies because nobody saw it.
Decision tracking
Every decision is logged with who, when, and why. So when an artist asks "did you receive my demo?", the answer isn't "let me check my inbox" — it's a real answer.
The "submit demo to a folder" pattern.
Bundled in every plan. Currently in development.
Demo intake & A&R inbox is core — bundled in every Label and Studio tier at no add-on cost. Currently in development; ships during the private beta period. See pricing → See the roadmap →
The demos that should sign, sign.
Beta is invite-only. A&R intake ships during private beta — the moment your label has a real submission pipeline instead of a folder full of unopened MP3s.
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