EVEN Studio is EVEN's enterprise product for labels and artists. It turns a release into a fully branded destination on the artist's own domain, where fans buy directly from the artist and every sale comes back to your team as data you own.
What lives on a Studio site
A Studio site can carry digital pre-orders with exclusive early tracks, physical and merch, community chat, content and livestreams, tour presales, and hotel booking. A campaign turns on whichever modules fit the rollout, which is why no two Studios look or feel the same. Live examples: thefalloff.com (J. Cole), alittlevengeance.com (Jessie Reyez), and tysociety.live (Ty Myers).
How it sits alongside streaming
Studio isn't EVEN or streaming, it's EVEN and streaming. A Studio release is an artist exclusive, not a platform exclusive: fans who buy get early access, and the album still goes wide on streaming on release day. No one cancels Netflix when they go to the movies.
How it differs from the EVEN marketplace
The marketplace at even.biz is the self-serve platform open to every artist, where artists build and publish their own releases. Studio is the enterprise product: the artist's own domain, modules configured to the rollout, a dedicated EVEN team, and campaign-level chart and data work. Your team doesn't build the campaign alone, EVEN builds it with you.
Who it's for
Studio is for artists and the teams around them: labels, management, distributors, and D2C partners. Independent or major-label affiliated, both work. Studio is invite only, so book a call with our Artist Relations team or come through your label, distributor, or partner contact at EVEN.
How fast it moves
A campaign can go live as fast as 72 hours from greenlight, on a subdomain or the artist's own domain, and faster once a partner is fully implemented. The longer lead item is usually chart registration rather than the build itself.