Turning creative passions into sustainable businesses
by providing independent musicians access to tools, resources, and education on entrepreneurship and music business.

Ways We Can Help!
We’ve built this foundation with a musician-first mindset.
Accessible Resources
Created by musicians for musicians. We’re always working on new tools to help others get ahead. We provide free access to online tools such as split sheets and music release budgets.
1-on-1 Coaching
We provide access to free 1 on 1 coaching to help you start, grow, and manage your music business. Our coaches are industry veterans who have decades of experience in working with musicians.
Workshops
Education is the key to growth and success. We provide access to a variety of workshops designed to help you learn and apply the core skills necessary to run a successful music business.
Check out our recent blog and podcast entries!
Don’t have time for a workshop or consultation? We frequently release new nuggets of information musicians can absorb.
- The Split Sheet: How to Protect Your Intellectual PropertyA split sheet is the document that determines who gets paid at what percentage. The law defaults to an even split so it’s really important that musicians get this done early to protect themselves.
- When You Should Betray Your Brand, and How to Do ItMany artists are familiar with the concept of branding and yet, only few implement and apply brand strategies. In this article, our lead media specialist dives deep into The 1975’s branding throughout the course of their career to help indie bands craft their own journey.
Free Tools We’ve Made For Musicians


Split Sheet Generator


Budgeting Tool


Color Palette Designer
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