What is an Artist Profile?

  1. Overview
  2. The Basics
  3. Writer & Artist Profiles
  4. What is an Artist Profile?

An artist profile on That Pitch is a unique stage name that you create to represent your music! It allows you to categorize and brand your work under different stage names, which is incredibly useful in the sync industry where a variety of genres are needed for different placements.

For example, if you are publicly known as a pop artist but also produce hip hop, lo-fi, and R&B, you can sell all your music under different artist names. This way, all your creative output doesn't go to waste, just sitting on your hard drive.

Key Points About Artist Profiles:

  1. 100% Ownership Needed: You must own all the rights to every song in each artist profile. Artist profiles are for representing your own music, not for representing other people. We do not support labels, publishers, or sync agents. This is a way for you to manage multiple music projects, each branded differently to maximize your creativity in the studio.

  2. Unlimited Profiles: You can create as many artist profiles as you want. This flexibility allows you to manage various music projects under different brand names.

  3. Personal Branding: Use different artist profiles to brand your music according to its style. For instance, you can have a hip-hop artist profile, a lo-fi music artist profile, and your main artist name that you're promoting.

  4. Single Writer's Profile: Despite having multiple artist profiles, all royalties will be paid to your single Writer's Profile. This ensures you receive all payments from your PRO (Performing Rights Organization).

By using artist profiles, you can effectively monetize every aspect of your creativity while ensuring all royalties are directed to you, and you protect your personal brand.

How to Edit or Create an Artist Profile:

  • To Edit an Artist Profile: Click on "Artist Profile" in the top navigation.

  • To Create a New Artist Profile:
    1. Click the dropdown on the top left and select "Create Artist."
    2. Read the terms and check the box to agree.
    3. Enter the new artist name (note: you cannot change the name once it's created, so make sure it's correct).

This way, you can manage and organize all your music projects efficiently under different artist profiles.