Walk the whole system.
One example artist, one release, twelve steps. Everything shown is an example workspace — no artist's data appears anywhere in it, and nothing here needs an account.
What the labels mean
- Live Working in the product today.
- Example A worked example, not an artist's data.
- Partner delivered Carried out through a distribution partner.
- Integration ready Built here; the outside connection is not live.
- Coming soon Not built yet.
- Requires verification A finding a person must check before it is acted on.
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01Artist EQ Live
The artist sets their priorities
Six channels — release, creative, audience, rights, revenue, growth. The console works out a lane, a set of modules and three actions from where the faders sit, and recomputes it server-side when you open the plan.
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02AI Artist Twin Example
The Twin reads the release
Release readiness, brand alignment, artwork strength, audience fit and a next move — each one showing what it looked at, how sure it is and what it is missing. It forecasts nothing.
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03Metadata Passport Live
The release gets organized
Credits, ownership, identifiers, versions, agreements, assets and history as one connected record. Adding a songwriter under Credits asks something of four other areas, and the record says so.
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04Creative Studio Live
The artwork and the campaign assets
Brief, directions, revision, approval, adaptation. Cover directions are generated from what you write; merch mock-ups are for deciding rather than for printing, and nothing here makes video.
What it does, and what it does not → -
05Rollout Engine Integration ready
The campaign gets built
A 14, 21, 30, 60 or 90-day plan worked backwards from release day: announcement, teaser, pre-save, artwork reveal, release day, follow-up. Street Banker prepares the posts. It does not publish them.
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06Smart Links Live
The release gets one door
One page per release: cover, streaming destinations, pre-save before release and listen-now after it, email capture with consent recorded, and a link per campaign so you can tell where somebody came from.
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07Fan Intelligence Example
The response gets attributed
Where the visit came from, what device it was on, whether they had been before, and whether they left an address. A fan record the artist holds rather than rents.
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08Global Distribution Partner delivered
The package gets prepared
Prepare, validate, deliver, monitor, maintain. Street Banker assembles and checks the release; delivery goes out through the distribution partnership rather than a direct line from here.
What a release needs → -
09Rights & Ownership Live
The splits get confirmed
Shares that add up, signed by the people they name, with identifiers attached. Incomplete or unsigned splits are a common reason royalty income becomes delayed or difficult to reconcile.
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10Royalty Sweep Example
A gap gets found
Detect, match, verify, claim, track. A finding is a question with evidence attached — it requires verification before anything is submitted, and any figure is arithmetic on your own statements.
How the sweep works → -
11Street Banker Live
The next move gets recommended
Everything above lands in one plan: a lane, the modules it points at, the first three actions and an estimated setup time. It is a starting point, not a placement.
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12Three Street Banker Lanes Live
The artist picks a lane
Distribution, Development or Partnership — release infrastructure, deeper development, or long-term partnership. Lanes move as the work does.
Find the lane that fits →
That is the system.
Nothing above required an account, and neither does the plan at the end of it. You need one when you want to keep what you have made.