Learn how to design DISCO Artist and Album Pages to promote your music across the industry.
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Lesson Summary
Artist Page Example: Features a hero image, bio, social media links, tracks, files, and an embedded video.
Creating an Album Page: Steps to create an album page, including saving the playlist, selecting the album page option, and adding artwork and release date.
Linking Artist Profile: How to link an artist profile, which pre-fills information o the page.
Updating Artist Profiles: How to update profiles from the artist tab.
Design Flexibility: Ability to change imagery and information for each playlist.
Profile Visibility: Artist profiles are not visible outside DISCO but help streamline Page creation.
Embedding Videos: Options for adding videos from DISCO, Youtube, or Vimeo links.
Showing Contact Info and Lyrics: Adding these elements to the album page.
Using Album Page as EPK: Highlights the benefits of using a DISCO Album Page as an Electronic Press Kit.
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