Start your releaseEach entry is something you can use today. Offers carry the date they were last checked on the live pricing page.
Paste an Apple Music or Spotify link into Ask TAP and it reads the artist, title, format and date from the link, then confirms them with you instead of asking again. The brief now asks whether it is a single, an EP or an album.
Every pitch draft now ends with your listen link and your press kit, so nobody receives a pitch with nothing to click. Each recipient gets their own link.
Sending from your own Gmail now needs only a Google app password. Contacts you add while one release is open join that release straight away.
Each release shows what is still needed before pitching, in order. Results lays out what came back as a timeline, with the reply text alongside.
When a contact played or replied about one of your earlier releases, TAP keeps a note of it. The next contact suggestions and pitch drafts take it into account, and you still read every draft first.
iPhone photos in HEIC format now upload as press photos, and WAV files upload even when your browser does not recognise them. When an upload does fail, TAP says so.
The release guide walks through your brief, story, contacts, draft and approval, and what to check when you get stuck.
Read the guideThe resource library has practical guides for promoting a release, including restored guides on email tools, Bandcamp Daily and Amazing Radio.
Browse the resourcesThe founding artist programme offers personal help by invitation, with your place and terms confirmed separately. The free first release stays open to everyone.
About the programmeYour first release is free, whether it is a single, an EP or an album, with no card and no trial clock. After that a pack is £59 for a single, £99 for an EP or £149 for an album, one payment per release.
See pricingAn optional £129 year plan covers unlimited releases for twelve months. Paying per release stays the default.
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