L' ART DE LA MUSIQUE
A working home for independent artists: a booth to record in, a catalogue to keep the work in, a place for fans to pay you directly, and a private room to do the business in. One account carries the whole record — from the first take to the signed deal.
How L' ART DE LA MUSIQUE works
One login carries the whole record: the booth, the catalogue, the money and the deal room. Nothing here is a demo — each step below is a page you can open today.
1. Record the take
Open The Studio, pick a beat from the catalogue — or record a cappella — and cut your vocal. The level meter keeps the take clean, and when you stop it is saved to your private storage straight away.
2. File it in your library
Every take lands in your Library with the beat, tempo and key it was cut against. You can keep it private, mark it public, download it or delete it whenever you like.
3. Put a price on it
You set the price. Listeners buy the record, fans send one-off support, and members join your monthly tier. The money goes to the artist who made the record, not into a stream pool.
4. Post the dates
Shows, listening sessions and release parties go on the shared calendar. Anyone can add the date to their own calendar, so a posted night turns into a full room.
5. Meet the industry in the contract room
The Contract Room is a private, members-only space for offers, splits and sign-offs. Threads carry the documents, the notes and the decision, so nothing is agreed in a message nobody can find again.
6. Work the whole platform
Labels and A&R watch what is being uploaded, producers sell beats by genre, BPM and key, DJs log their sets, and the analytics show which of it is actually moving.
Upload it. Get paid for it.
You set the price and the listeners pay it: track sales, monthly memberships and one-off support. The money goes to the artist who made the record, and the payment is processed through the platform's payment account, so card details never touch the app.
Track and single sales
You set the price on your record. A listener who wants it pays it, and the money is yours — no penny-per-stream pool, no waiting on a distributor statement.
Fan memberships
Fans join your monthly tier and get the records, the drops and the room. That is recurring income you can count on at the start of every month.
One-off support
A listener who loves a take can send money straight to the artist in a single tap, with a note. Support payments are recorded against your account so nothing goes missing.
Beat licences
Producers put beats in the catalogue tagged by genre, BPM and key. Artists hear the groove and licence it, and the producer is paid for the placement.
Live and events
Your dates are published to the shared calendar. Tickets, doors and the room are the oldest revenue in music, and they still pay faster than a streaming statement.
Where the money lands. Every paid order is recorded against your account with the product, amount and currency, so your numbers match what the payment provider reports.
Payouts. Cards are charged and settled by the platform's payment account. Payouts to your bank are handled there, not inside the app.
Your membership. What you pay is a flat monthly fee for the tools. It is never a percentage of what your fans spend.
What it can earn you
Three years in the life of a working artist on the platform: what comes in from records, fan memberships, licences and shows, before and after the membership fee.
| Earning line | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Records sold ($5 each) | $1,250 250 sold | $4,500 900 sold | $20,000 4000 sold |
| Fan memberships ($12 / month) | $5,760 40 fans | $17,280 120 fans | $64,800 450 fans |
| Beat licences ($60 each) | $900 900 placed | $2,700 2700 placed | $9,600 9600 placed |
| Live shows ($400 net) | $2,400 2400 shows | $5,600 5600 shows | $16,000 16000 shows |
| Gross | $10,310 | $30,080 | $110,400 |
| Less your membership ($144 a year) | −$144 | −$144 | −$144 |
| Net to you | $10,166 | $29,936 | $110,256 |
250 records · 40 fan members · 900 licences · 2400 shows
900 records · 120 fan members · 2700 licences · 5600 shows
4,000 records · 450 fan members · 9600 licences · 16000 shows
These are illustrations, not promises. They apply the prices above to three stated activity levels — 250, 900 and 4,000 records; 40, 120 and 450 paying fans; 15, 45 and 160 beat licences; 6, 14 and 40 shows. What you actually earn depends on how much you release, how well it lands and what you charge. Payment processing fees charged by the payment provider are not included, and the membership figure shown is the Artist tier.