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So don’t be fooled by any website company trying to spin it like it’s specifically meant for musicians because that’s just a load of b.s. The first thing you should know is that there is no website service that’s specifically for artists. You also should be selling merch on your site which I will explain why later on. An “about page” is not really necessary because at this stage of your career, everything will be moving so fast that the things you’d list in your bio such as career milestones will change quickly. Also don’t forget to have a contact page so that fans and booking agents can contact you.

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Even if you make a simple site that only provides a download link to your album or points people to iTunes, Spotify and Apple Music, that’s a lot better than what 90% of artists do.

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Plus his site just gave him way more credibility as it captured his image perfectly.Īnyway, I guess what I’m trying to say is get a website if you want to be taken more seriously but don’t worry if you don’t have one as your main goal should be to get poppin’ first. What’s even more crazy is I downloaded it without hearing one song first, it was all of the strength of my friends, whose music tastes I trust who recommended him. The Weeknd’s site was simple but it captured his brand of dark alt r&b and by him having a site it just made him seem like the real deal. It wasn’t on Soundcloud or Audiomack or any of these kinds of audio sharing sites. For example, I remember when The Weeknd dropped his first project House of Balloons and being from Toronto, a lot of us were hip to him early and the only way to hear his album was by going to his website and downloading it. And this is where having your own site makes you more legitimate. The thing is I’m not so sure he would have bought had he not gone to our website eventually. Admittedly, I’ve been slackin’ on promoting ADG on social media but after about a week on Twitter I booked a client, who I’m pretty sure discovered us on Twitter first rather than our website first (which is crazy because it opens up whole new opportunities and potentially makes having a website obsolete). If an artist can get their Youtube, Twitter, Soundcloud, or even Instagram poppin’ they can do everything from book shows to hire an audio engineer all in the DM.

There’s been a new movement toward not having a site at all and just building your following on social media. The thing is I’m not sure a website is absolutely necessary anymore. Is it necessary to have your own website when you’re an up and coming rapper, singer, producer or band? I’ve always been of the mind that everyone should have a website as it gives you a little more legitimacy.