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When listenersfind you, letyour music play.

A link page is just a list. On your own site your songs play right on the page, your video opens the show and your next release counts down. All on your own domain, in your own account.

Quotes are free. You'll talk to Yiğit or Umut, the people who build it.

Today

Most musicians' websites are a list of links.

A listener lands, sees five buttons, taps one and leaves. They never hear your voice or read your story. A journalist emails for a bio and waits. A new single gets one post and sinks in the feed.

Link pageWyvArtist site
ListeningSends fans to Spotify30 seconds of the song play on your site and keep playing while fans browse
New releaseOne social postDays, hours and minutes count down; fans get an email on release day
DiscographyLatest releases onlyEvery release, year by year, playable from the cover
PressEmail back and forthBio copies with one tap, photos download
Fan videosScattered on InstagramTogether on your site
OwnershipThe platform'sYour domain, your logins

Two live sites

Two musicians, two different worlds.

cabamusicofficial.com

01 · Poet, lyricist, composer

Çaba

Into the video, through the letters

The letters of Çaba's name open as windows onto a music video. Scroll and you move through the letters into the video, so visitors meet the music in the first second.

  • 30 seconds of each song on the site, the full track on Spotify and YouTube
  • Album countdown, add-to-calendar and a release-day email
  • 72 fan videos and years of archive on one page
selcukabay.com

02 · Rock and anthems

Selçuk Abay

A song that keeps playing

Thirty seconds of the ten most-played songs play right on the site. Fans can jump from videos to the discography and the player keeps going; the full song is one tap away on Spotify.

  • 31 releases since 2014, year by year
  • Six anthems with full writing credits
  • Press kit: bio copies with one tap, photos download

What your site can do

Pieces built around your music.

  • 01Songs that play on your site

    A 30-second preview plays on the page; the full track is one tap away on Spotify, YouTube or Apple Music.

  • 02Your video up front

    Visitors meet your image and your sound in the first second, not an empty headline.

  • 03Release countdown

    The time to release counts down; fans add the date to their calendar and get an email on the day.

  • 04Press kit

    Short and long bio copy with one tap, photos download. Journalists don't wait on you.

  • 05Discography and videos

    Every release and video in one place, in order and ready to play.

  • 06Shows and booking

    Tour dates, plus one-tap WhatsApp or email for promoters.

How it works

Four steps to the stage.

  1. 1We talk

    On WhatsApp or email we talk about your music, your goals and the videos and photos you already have.

  2. 2You get a quote

    We put the scope in a written quote. Quotes are free.

  3. 3We design and build

    We design a site around your videos, photos and songs. Not a template.

  4. 4We launch it in your account

    The site goes live in your own account. Your domain and every login stay with you.

Questions

What musicians ask us.

How much does it cost?

It depends on what you need: one page, a press kit, a countdown? Tell us and we'll send a written quote. Quotes are free.

Who owns the site?

You do. It goes live in your own account and your domain and logins stay with you. If you stop working with us, the site stays online.

How do my songs play on the site?

A 30-second preview plays on the page. Anyone who wants the full song moves to Spotify, YouTube or Apple Music.

I'm not in Turkey. Can we work together?

Yes. Our team works online and we speak English and Turkish.

Can I try the examples myself?

Of course: cabamusicofficial.com and selcukabay.com are live. Open them on your phone and play the songs.

Your stage is next.

Tell us in a few sentences what you have in mind. We'll talk through the scope and send a written quote.

Quotes are free. You'll talk to Yiğit or Umut, the people who build it.