Release planning for labels and artist managers. See what's coming up, assign the work and keep each artist's release details in one place.
The more artists you're managing, the harder it is to keep every release moving from a collection of separate tools.
A release date changes in a spreadsheet, while the tasks tied to it still live somewhere else.
You piece together what's due for each artist from separate docs, chats and calendars.
Artwork, pitches and approvals get discussed without a task tied to the release and the person doing it.
ReleaseLoop keeps artists, releases and tasks connected, so the work has a place even when the schedule changes.
Hear from people organising release work in ReleaseLoop.
"ReleaseLoop has significantly benefitted our record label's organization and planning abilities. This platform provide an excellent way to visualize your schedule of releases and document all the steps necessary. We would recommend it to any record label or art collective to help organize their internal processes."
Adam Sumner - 47 Eyez On Me
Record Label Manager
"An incredible platform for label management and made by an even better guy. Pete is super helpful and always open to feedback on his platform! Would recommended to anyone needing label organization/management!"
Will Drake - Uncompromised Souls
Label Owner
Artists, releases, tasks and team members are already connected. Start planning without building a system of custom fields.
See what's upcoming, in progress, due this week and recently released across your workspace.
Link tasks to an artist or release, assign the owner and due date, and break the work into checklist steps.
Keep tracks, credits, UPCs and ISRCs with the release. No custom fields to set up first.
See dated work on the calendar, from asset delivery to release day, and subscribe from your own calendar app.
Invite teammates, assign work and limit a manager or collaborator to the artists they work with.
Import distributor statements, match rows to releases and send branded statements to artists.
Keep your roster and industry contacts close to the releases and campaigns they support.
Keep artwork, audio and promo files with each release, or link its existing Google Drive folder.
Give every artist and release a plan your team can work from.
Keep release dates, tracks and identifiers with the artist they belong to.
Load a template or add tasks and checklists to each release.
Assign tasks and deadlines so collaborators can see what they own.
See upcoming releases and the work due this week across your roster.
Import distributor royalty data, match it to your releases and send branded statements to artists from the same workspace.
Drag and drop royalty exports from any distributor. DistroKid, CD Baby, Symphonic, or anyone else.
Smart auto-suggest matches your CSV headers to canonical fields. Save mappings to reuse next time.
Rows are matched to your releases by ISRC, UPC, or catalogue number. Unmatched rows are kept for manual linking.
Batch-generate branded PDF statements across every artist. Email them directly from ReleaseLoop -- each artist gets a personal portal to view their statement history and download PDFs.
One payment, per workspace
Pay once for the workspace your team uses to plan releases, assign work and keep artists organised. Choose the capacity that fits you today.
For one person managing a small roster
Lifetime access for one workspace
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For labels and managers coordinating releases across artists
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For larger teams with an extensive roster
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Enterprise
Talk to us about catalogue capacity, team seats, storage and onboarding for your operation.
Need more team seats? Add them with a one-time purchase. You can move to a higher plan later by paying the difference.
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