What are the best products for the business side of a musician?

Question

I'm looking for every product that helps a musician run their business side more efficiently so they can focus more on the art.

Luca · Accepted Answer

Manage your mailing list, sell your music, organize your digital world. Also it's free!

Phil Haddad · Answer

Noisetrade is a platform that allows artists and labels to exchange free songs/samplers for data on the fans who download their music. With 1.3 million + subscribers it can certainly help new artists build their email list and get discovered by new fans.

Pete Shimshock · Answer

DistroKid solves the headache that is digital distribution. It's user-friendly, reasonably priced, and gets you paid quicker than the other services. It also will distribute your music to Youtube, Shazam, and emerging services as they pop up.

Chris Tanner · Answer

Spektrol helps those in the music industry understand their fans, their competitors, and easily build contact lists from their fan bases. Understanding your fans is key in building a strong brand strategy.

Eric Soelzer · Answer

One of the best tools for musicians today. Sell physical goods and digital music from one place. Very active, supportive community. Can't recommend enough.

Alberto Jauregui · Answer

Tokenized music streaming. Will evolve into an engine that does a host of things like royalties, licensing, and other aspects of the music industry.

Emma Walsmith · Answer

We built Tikly to support touring musicians and facilitate opportunities for musicians to make more money at gigs they're already playing. VIP experiences, direct to fan ticketing, merchandise pre-sales are all areas we specialize in - bonus, any contact information you collect via Tikly remains uniquely your own.

marian jacob · Answer

The product serves to sell/buy music and act as an online music portal like SoundCloud/Spotify.