Create a DISCO Artist Page

An Artist Page is your ongoing artist presence in DISCO - a professional, shareable page you can use repeatedly for pitching, press, sync, and industry outreach. Unlike a one-off EPK, an Artist Page is built around the artist rather than a specific release, making it something you refine over time and share in any context where you need to introduce or represent the artist.
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In this article

You'll learn how to:

  • prepare and organize the files you want to feature
  • clean up track info and metadata
  • build and customize an Artist Page
  • share it professionally

Step 1: Upload and organize your files

Start by uploading the audio and media files you want to include. You might add your strongest tracks, music videos, press images, and supporting documents.

Once uploaded, organize the key content into a playlist. Choose your strongest material and place it in a clear order. If you are using sections, make sure there is at least one track above the first section so the page opens strongly.

Step 2: Clean up track info and metadata

Before building the page, make sure the tracks are clearly labeled and professionally presented. At a minimum check:

  • title
  • artist
  • artwork
  • lyrics if relevant
  • comments and contact info if needed

Good metadata makes the page more searchable, easier to understand, and more professional for recipients.

Step 3: Open the Presentation tab

Save the playlist, then open the Presentation tab and choose the Artist Page template.

Step 4: Link an Artist Profile

Select an Artist Profile. Artist Profiles store the artist's image, bio, and social links and are used to quickly populate Artist Page designs. If needed, review and update the profile details before saving the page.

For more on the difference between Artist Profiles and Artist Pages, see the Playlists, Channels and Catalogs article.

Step 5: Customize the page

Add or review the key presentation elements:

  • artist image
  • bio
  • social links
  • embedded YouTube, Vimeo, or uploaded video
  • lyrics display settings
  • theme and colors if needed

Preview the page carefully and make sure all images, text, and links reflect how you want the artist presented.

Step 6: Save and share the page

Once the page is ready, save it and open the Share area. From there you can copy the playlist URL, email the page directly from DISCO, or preview the public version before sending.

You now have a professional, mobile-friendly page that works as a digital business card for the artist.

Wrap up

A DISCO Artist Page brings together music, visuals, and artist information in one polished destination. With strong files, clean metadata, and a well-designed presentation, it becomes a simple and professional way to share an artist with anyone.

Questions answered

  1. How do I create a DISCO Artist Page?
  2. What is the difference between a DISCO Artist Page and an EPK?
  3. What files should I upload for a DISCO Artist Page?
  4. How do I organize files for a DISCO Artist Page?
  5. How do I prepare metadata for a DISCO Artist Page?
  6. Which presentation template should I use for a DISCO Artist Page?
  7. What is an Artist Profile in DISCO and how does it relate to an Artist Page?
  8. How do I link an Artist Profile to an Artist Page in DISCO?
  9. How do I add a bio to a DISCO Artist Page?
  10. How do I add social links to a DISCO Artist Page?
  11. How do I add a video to a DISCO Artist Page?
  12. How do I add an artist image to a DISCO Artist Page?
  13. How do I preview a DISCO Artist Page before sharing?
  14. How do I share a DISCO Artist Page?
  15. What should I check before sharing a DISCO Artist Page?