Make your pitch page designed for Music Production

An EPK should feature your artist bio, music, promotional photos, tour dates, high-quality videos, relevant media, achievements, links to your social media, and contact details. A successful EPK represents you as an artist, your brand, and your musical identity.

To showcase your career The most common reason to create an EPK is to serve as a professional online resume. Its like a CV for artists. You want to detail everything about your career to date, and update it as your music evolves. Your EPK can live on your own artist website.

The proposal should also contain information on your background and the current status of your career, and a clear statement of your goals. There is no better way to force yourself to develop a clear focus than having to articulate it in writing to others, especially if you are asking them for money.

Most pitch decks aim to sell the idea of the show in a paragraph or two. You dont have to give away the surprise ending, but do tell us what the show is about and the overall concept. This gives an idea of the audience the show might attract and audience members equal revenue- music to any investors ears!

Step 1: Get the details for your Artist Bio Pitch All the artists that other people say you sound like. All artists (or authors, or famous people, or places, or things) that have influenced you. All the feelings and vibes you want to create or convey with your music. The niche or niches you just identified.

A press kit is just what it sounds like, as it is a group of documents presenting the artists background, education, experience, past exhibitions, publishing achievements, competition awards along the artists current and future shows, etc.

A good EPK is well-organized, informative and visually appealing. It should include all of the essential elements, such as your bio, music, photos, videos, tour dates and contact information. It should also be easy to navigate and should be optimized for mobile devices.

An EPK can be formatted a few different ways. These days, most people are either making it as a single (hidden) page on their website, a simple Google Doc or even a well linked email with images.