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Artist in photo: SHAZZE // member since 2024
Stand out with a Onesheet promotional page that showcases your music project and catches the attention of busy talent buyers, journalists and other industry professionals.
Get startedArtist in photo: SHAZZE // member since 2024
Visual custom design tools let you easily create a Onesheet page that puts a spotlight on what makes your project unique. Print or publish your page online to share with industry contacts.
With Bandzoogle’s preset layouts and built-in features you can quickly create a Onesheet page, drop in your unique content, and rearrange sections to suit your needs.
Whether you’re booking a tour or pitching to playlist curators there’s a Onesheet layout to make your job quicker and easier.
Get more gigs with a Onesheet layout that helps showcase your live show to venues and talent buyers.
Support your tour with a Onesheet layout that helps outline your stage plot and other details.
Get the support of journalists with a Onesheet layout that compiles your media assets in one place.
Catch the attention of radio promoters and playlist curators with a Onesheet layout that spotlights your project.
Impress labels and managers with a Onesheet layout that highlights your career achievements.
Create a professional artist resume with an general EPK Onesheet layout that tells the story of your music.
Bandzoogle all-in-one plans include everything you need to build a complete website for your music with stunning templates, easy custom design tools, and features to promote and sell your music online.
“I absolutely love Bandzoogle — everything from their customer service to the intuitive page layout and variety of stylish templates. The interface is user-friendly, making updates to the page very easy. Highly recommended.”
SHAZZE // member since 2024
Here’s how to build your own custom Onesheet for your music.
A Onesheet is a single page designed with a specific goal in mind for your music project.
The term "one sheet" was popularized before submissions became mostly digital: bands would send a hard copy (vinyl record, CD, cassette) to radio station DJs to try to get airplay, or to booking agents to try to get gigs. Accompanying that music was a printed sheet containing details about the band and the release, to persuade the music programmer to listen to their music and accept their submission.
The "one sheet" served as an opportunity for musicians to convince taste makers that their music merited attention.
Fast forward to the modern day and Onesheets are rarely printed on paper anymore, but their use is just as effective digitally (maybe even more so): to call attention to a project.
The best way to make your Onesheet is to use a platform like Bandzoogle that lets you easily design an artist Onesheet and host it online as a web page. Then you can provide a custom URL when sharing your Onesheet with music reviewers, radio stations, or other industry as needed. In some cases you may be asked to provide a Onesheet file, so it’s a good idea to use a platform that lets you create a downloadable PDF version as well.
Your Onesheet should highlight your best work. Most band Onesheets include music (in a music player), a short artist bio, professional photos and album art, embedded high-quality music videos, a summary of recent achievements and reviews, social and streaming links, and contact information. You may want to include other specific content depending on who you’re sending it to and why—and also depending on what content you have available.
A Onesheet conveys an artist's music, brand, and project on a single-page sheet, versus a multi-page website. Depending on what goal you has in mind, a Onesheet might focus on a single or album release, and include a music player, images, sections of text, and embedded videos.
When sending a Onesheet to industry professionals, the most important thing to do is to make it easy and convenient for them to access it. Check whether your contact has specified a format or process they prefer. If you are sending an email, sharing a URL to a page where your Onesheet is hosted online is often the most effective format. If your contact prefers that you upload a file, then it’s often best to provide your Onesheet as a PDF file.
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