Organize listening links, show dates and artist information around a release without burying the song you want people to hear.
Someone following a release announcement usually wants to hear the music. A useful artist page gets them there quickly, then offers a next step such as finding a show or joining your mailing list.
Make the release the first choice
Put the release title near the top and group listening destinations together. Label each platform by name. Fans should not have to guess whether “Listen now” opens one specific service or a choice of services.
An independent band might include the release, listening links, official video and upcoming shows. A booking contact can sit lower down: promoters have a different task from listeners.
Separate artist identity from temporary promotion
Your name and page address can remain stable while the featured release changes. Keep older music reachable through a catalogue link instead of giving every past campaign equal prominence.
- Create a r37dy bio page using a recognizable artist address.
- Add the current release and verified platform URLs.
- Try those destinations in a mobile browser and with your usual music apps.
- Check that artwork and descriptions match the release.
- Place the page link in profiles where fans find you.
Blocks, styling and advanced controls depend on your plan. You can begin with ordinary links to the services hosting your music. r37dy organizes the destinations; it does not replace a music distributor.
Read the results accurately
A visit to a listening link does not prove someone played the track. Link activity can help you identify popular destinations, while the music platform supplies listening reports.
After release week, keep the page useful. Replace expired ticket links, update show dates and retain a clear route to the music. Someone discovering an older post should still find a meaningful destination.
Create a r37dy account, follow the bio page guide and review our analytics guide before evaluating your launch.