Yes, the artist can post updates and go live inside their Studio. The Feed, Content, and Livestreams modules let the artist post, drop exclusive content, and go live on their own site.

Feed is where the artist posts updates. Content is where exclusive material drops. Both run on the artist's own site, so the update and the release sit in the same place rather than on a platform the artist does not control. Modules are turned on or off per campaign, so a Studio that does not need a Feed does not carry one.

Livestreaming is built into the Studio. Access can be open, or tied to a release, depending on what the campaign needs. On chart campaigns, open access keeps eligibility simple, which is usually the reason to choose it.

Access is a campaign decision, made with your EVEN team when the Studio is configured. Tying a stream to a release makes it part of what a fan gets for buying. Leaving it open puts it in front of the whole fanbase, including fans who have not bought yet.

There is nothing for the fan to download. Every EVEN-powered site is also a downloadable app, so fans can install the artist's site straight to their homescreen, and sign-in is a one-time code by text or email with no passwords. Community chat is free to join with a free account and no purchase necessary, so the room around a post or a stream is not limited to buyers.

Pricing, products, content, and modules can all change while the campaign is live. Chart-sensitive changes route through your EVEN team so chart bodies stay notified. A stream that was not in the original plan does not have to wait for the next campaign. Every Studio is configured to the rollout in front of it, and the internal rule is that nothing should feel like a template.