Your music.One portal.
Ideas, lyrics, releases, rights, the website, the social numbers — in one place, instead of scattered across chats, drives and a half-dead site builder. We built Produser for our own band, and now we open it to others.
During the pilot we onboard each artist personally.
What it does
From an idea to a song
Record a riff straight on the page, or send a recording from your phone’s share menu on Android. Link ideas to a song: each keeps who brought it in and when, and the split sheet offers those names as authors — the shares stay the band’s decision.
Learning your part
The player slows a recording to 0.5× or 0.75× and loops the passage you are stuck on between A and B. On idea recordings you pin a remark to the exact moment — one tap plays from there.
Rehearsal tracks that stay in the band
Record your own backing tracks on the song — two guitars holding the rhythm, a version without the solo, a click — and practise to them in the same player. They never go on the site and never get a public address.
A song remembers its names
Every rename is kept with who changed it and when, and search finds a song by any earlier title. Cover ideas pile up as variants instead of replacing each other — and a release keeps the title it came out with.
A show from preparation to debrief
One card per show: times, backline and contacts; a setlist checked against the slot, with tuning changes flagged; afterwards, what you actually played next to the plan — and the night’s recordings, which stay in the band.
Releases and rights
Releases with tracks and streaming links, agreements with shares, thresholds and buyouts, contract files — the paperwork side of music, kept in order.
A website that writes itself
The artist site is generated from portal data: publish a show or a release in the portal and the website, sitemap and structured data update themselves.
Photographers credited by name
Keep a list of the people who shoot your shows and assign one to an album or to a single photo. When a visitor opens a photo on your site, the caption reads “Photo: Name” — linked to the photographer’s page if they have one.
Social statistics that stay
Daily follower and reach snapshots, post metrics — and a story archive: story statistics stay with you after Instagram deletes them.
AI translation, your final word
Content is written once and translated into the audience's languages with a do-not-translate glossary for names and titles. Edit any translation once — your wording is kept forever.
The proof is a live artist
Meltdown — the platform's first artist, a heavy act from Bremen — runs on Produser. The portal is not about a genre; it is about the work around music. The site you can open right now is generated by the portal — news, shows, releases, lyrics and statistics included.
- Won the Bremer Schulrockfestival — with press to show for it
- 12 shows played in 2025, a September–October 2026 tour booked
- First album goes to the studio in September
- Posts reach about twice the size of the audience; recent posts collect like counts a typical page sees only from a far larger following
- Portal data, live on the site.
Request early access
Tell us who you are and where to listen. We reply personally — no mailing lists.