STREET BANKER · THE ARTIST OPERATING SYSTEM
BUILD THE RELEASE.OWN THE MOMENT.
Street Banker brings creative tools, rollout intelligence, artist development, rights management, fan data, and royalty recovery into one platform.
Release preparation, timing, metadata completion, delivery readiness and the launch checklist.
Cover artwork, visual identity, content production, merch direction and creative consistency.
Fan discovery and capture, segmentation, geographic response, and streaming and social engagement.
Ownership, credits, splits, registrations, metadata conflicts and the documents that prove them.
Royalty visibility, missing-income detection, statement review and monetisation opportunities.
Artist development, campaign expansion, partner readiness, catalog growth and long-term leverage.
ARTIST EQ
TUNE YOUR ARTIST SYSTEM.
Set your priorities. Street Banker builds the plan.
Adjust the six areas below or choose a preset. Your recommended tools and next actions update instantly.
A weighted average of the six priorities you set. It describes your focus, not your prospects — it predicts no hit, no signing and no recovered money.
Growth Ready
- Rollout Engine Generates a dated rollout — captions, assets and a schedule — from the release you are working on.
- Creative Studio Cover directions, campaign visuals and merch concepts kept beside the release they belong to.
- Fan Intelligence Who is listening, where they are, and which of them you actually own the relationship with.
- Rights & Ownership Splits, credits and signatures in one place, with the documents attached to the track.
- Complete the release metadata passport
- Generate and compare three cover-art directions
- Create a fan-capture smart link
Estimated setup time: 20–30 minutes (an estimate)
One system. Six departments.
Everything behind the artist, working together.
AI Artist Twin
Know the artist.Test the move.
The Artist Twin learns your music, visuals, audience, catalog and goals—then helps evaluate releases, artwork, campaigns and opportunities before you commit.
Example Artist Twin assessment
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Release Readiness Strong foundation. Review sequencing, metadata and final delivery requirements. Good
- What the Twin observed
- Masters, artwork and credits are present for every track, and the release date leaves room for a normal delivery window. Two tracks are still missing songwriter splits.
- Why it matters
- Stores reject or hold deliveries on missing metadata, and unsigned splits are the most common reason royalties sit unclaimed later.
- Confidence
- Strong
- Missing inputs
- Signed splits on two tracks; final track order.
- Recommended action
- Complete the metadata passport, then lock the sequence before delivery.
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Brand Alignment The visual direction and campaign language consistently reflect the artist identity. Strong
- What the Twin observed
- Artwork, press copy and the last three campaigns use the same vocabulary and the same restrained palette. Nothing in this release reads as borrowed from somewhere else.
- Why it matters
- An audience recognises an artist before it reads a name. Consistency is what makes a catalog feel like one body of work.
- Confidence
- Strong
- Missing inputs
- Nothing material.
- Recommended action
- Carry the same language into the release-week assets.
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Artwork Strength The direction is cohesive. Test stronger thumbnail contrast before approval. Solid
- What the Twin observed
- Artwork and campaign materials use a consistent visual language, but the focal subject becomes difficult to read at small streaming-thumbnail sizes.
- Why it matters
- Most listeners first meet the artwork at a small scale on a phone.
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Missing inputs
- Final streaming-platform crop tests.
- Recommended action
- Compare two higher-contrast thumbnail versions before final approval.
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Audience Fit The release aligns with the core audience and shows potential in adjacent listener groups. Good
- What the Twin observed
- The tempo range and features sit inside what the existing audience already saves. Two adjacent scenes share playlist neighbours but have never been targeted directly.
- Why it matters
- Reaching an adjacent audience is cheaper than building a new one, and it is easier to judge before a campaign than after it.
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Missing inputs
- Recent audience geography; current playlist placements.
- Recommended action
- Pick one adjacent scene and test it with a single asset.
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Recommended Next Move Compare the strongest artwork direction, finalise the rollout and run a preliminary Royalty Sweep. Suggested
- What the Twin observed
- The two open items on this release - artwork contrast and the missing splits - are both cheap to close now and expensive to fix after release.
- Why it matters
- Sequence matters more than speed: artwork and splits are decided once, and everything downstream inherits them.
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Missing inputs
- Your decision on the artwork direction.
- Recommended action
- Pick the artwork, close the splits, then build the rollout around the confirmed date.
Based on
- Music Connected
- Visuals Added
- Audience Connected
- Catalog Connected
- Campaign History Added
- Goals Needs Input
Your Artist Twin supports your decisions. It does not replace your judgement. How Street Banker uses AI
Three lanes. One system.
Choose your lane.Build your career.
Street Banker meets artists where they are—whether they need release infrastructure, deeper development, or long-term strategic partnership.
- 01 Distribution Release the Record Get your music released with the core infrastructure: delivery, release tools, metadata support, smart links and launch essentials. Explore Distribution
- 02 Development Build the Artist Add deeper creative, strategic and growth support through Artist Twin guidance, rollout planning, audience development and artist-building tools. Explore Development
- 03 Partnership Build the Asset For artists with momentum who are building long-term value through catalog strategy, higher-touch support and partnership-level opportunities. Explore Partnership
01 Distribution
You have the record and you need it out, correctly and on time.
- Delivery to the stores and services
- Metadata and credits kept release-ready
- Smart links and pre-save pages
- Statements read and reported back to you
02 Development
The releases are landing and the next thing you need is a plan around them.
- Everything in Distribution
- Artist Twin guidance on releases and artwork
- Rollout planning built backwards from release day
- Audience and fan development, read from your own data
03 Partnership
There is a catalog behind you and the question is what it is worth in five years.
- Everything in Development
- Catalog strategy and rights work
- Higher-touch support on the decisions that compound
- Partnership-level opportunities, case by case
07 Creative Studio
Build theVisual world.
Artwork, merch, campaign assets, and release content built around one clear artist identity.
- Brief The artist provides the release story, references, goals and available assets.
- Directions Street Banker develops several coherent creative directions.
- Refine The artist reviews and requests targeted revisions.
- Approve One visual direction becomes the campaign master.
- Adapt The approved direction is converted into platform, merchandise, social, video and promotional formats.
Built around your identity.
Creative Studio remembers approved visual directions, colours, logos, imagery and rejected styles so every release still feels like the same artist.
Build the visual identity of the release.
- Cover Art
- Build the visual identity of the release.
- Merch
- Turn the campaign into wearable and collectible objects.
- Campaign Assets
- Create teasers, posters, social content, and launch materials.
- Platform Formats
- Adapt approved creative for every required channel and dimension.
08 Rollout Engine
Plan it.Launch it.Live it.
From release calendars to content drops and tour routing—build your rollout and hit every moment that matters.
Choose release dates, campaign length, target markets, goals and available assets.
- Plan
- Choose release dates, campaign length, target markets, goals and available assets.
- Build
- Generate or organise the creative, copy, pitches, emails and content required.
- Schedule
- Assign dates, channels, owners, approvals and tracking links.
- Launch
- Execute the release sequence across approved channels.
- Adapt
- Review results and adjust timing, content, markets or follow-through.
Example campaign 21-day rollout
- Day −21 Release announcement Approved
- Day −18 Teaser post Scheduled
- Day −14 Pre-save push Scheduled
- Day −10 Artwork reveal Awaiting Approval
- Day −6 Short-form video Drafting
- Day 0 Release-day post Awaiting Asset
- Day +1 Email and SMS to the list Idea
- Day +7 Follow-up content Idea
Days are counted from release day. This is a shape, not a schedule: nothing here is anyone's real campaign.
Royalty Sweep
Find what's yours.Keep what's earned.
Connect the catalog, trace missing registrations and income sources, and turn every potential gap into a trackable recovery case.
Your catalog. Your data. Your approval. Royalty Sweep identifies potential gaps and organises recovery work. Every finding requires verification before submission. How Royalty Sweep works
- 01 Detect Scan the catalog for missing registrations, metadata conflicts, duplicate records and unexplained reporting gaps.
- 02 Match Cross-reference recordings, compositions, contributors, identifiers, ownership information and royalty sources.
- 03 Verify Review evidence, confirm ownership and identify the information required before a case can move forward.
- 04 Claim Prepare and track the appropriate registration correction, inquiry or recovery case.
- 05 Track Monitor progress, requests for information, resolutions and verified recovered income.
Example recovery opportunity Needs Information
- Opportunity
- Possible missing songwriter registration
- Affected release
- Example Single
- Source
- Mechanical royalty coverage
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Potential issue
- Composition ownership appears incomplete across available records.
- Information needed
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- Writer names
- Ownership splits
- IPI or CAE identifiers
- Publishing administrator
- Existing registration confirmation
- Recommended action
- Complete the missing information before submitting a registration review.
An example of the shape a case takes. It is not an artist's case and it carries no figure: an estimated value range is only produced once there is something real to estimate from, and it still requires verification.
10 Global Distribution
Your music. Everywhere.On your terms.
Prepare and deliver your release to supported platforms while keeping control of your masters, metadata, timing, territories and release information.
Your masters. Your metadata. Your release plan.
Street Banker prepares and validates the release. Delivery to stores and streaming platforms goes out through SummitArts on Symphonic Distribution — the partnership on the services page.
- 01 Platform Delivery Prepare and deliver releases to supported streaming platforms and digital stores through the Street Banker distribution partnership.
- 02 Ownership Control Keep ownership and control of masters and catalog information according to your agreement and the Street Banker lane you are on.
- 03 Release Control Manage release dates, territories, versions, metadata, credits, artwork and delivery status from one release workspace.
- 04 Reporting Organise available performance reports, royalty statements, delivery updates and release activity in one place.
- 05 Splits and Credits Confirm contributors, ownership splits, identifiers, performer roles, publishing information and required release credits.
11 Metadata Passport + Rights
One release.Every detail connected.
Organise credits, splits, identifiers, ownership, agreements, assets, versions and release history in one living record.
Your credits. Your rights. Your record. How metadata is used
- 01 Credits Record every contributor and role attached to the release.
- 02 Ownership Document who controls the recording and composition, and how ownership is divided.
- 03 Identifiers Keep the identifiers that connect the release across platforms, organisations and payment systems.
- 04 Versions Track every approved version of the recording.
- 05 Agreements Connect the documents that establish permissions, obligations and chain of title.
- 06 Assets Organise the media and files connected to the release.
- 07 Release History Preserve the complete timeline of the release.
A songwriter is added under Credits.
- OwnershipThe composition split has to be reopened and the new share agreed.
- IdentifiersTheir IPI or CAE number is needed, or the registration cannot name them.
- AgreementsThe split sheet has to be reissued and signed.
- VersionsEvery version of the recording inherits the change.
- Release HistoryThe correction is recorded, with the date and who made it.
One entry, five consequences. That is why this is a record rather than a form.
Street Banker organises the information. Artists and authorised collaborators control what is confirmed, shared or submitted.
Built for artist control.
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You own the work
Your masters, catalog, creative assets and release information remain under your control according to your agreement.
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Your data stays yours
Artist data is not sold, and music or imagery is not used for AI training without explicit permission.
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AI explains its reasoning
Artist Twin recommendations show observations, confidence, missing inputs and recommended actions — not guaranteed outcomes.
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Royalty findings are verified
Royalty Sweep identifies potential gaps and organises recovery cases. Findings require evidence and verification before submission.
Street Banker
Your music is the product. Your catalog is the asset.
Street Banker helps artists build, protect, distribute, promote and grow the work from one connected system.
Your music. Your data. Your decisions.