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Scheduled link: pre-save
Visible until the release time. After that it is gone.
For musicians
Release day is the one moment everyone is looking at you. The link in your bio should already be the right one, without you editing it at 6 a.m.
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A sample musician page, built from the same blocks you get. Invented business, real page.
A familiar scene
You scheduled the release, not the link. Now you are swapping bio links on three platforms with a phone in one hand and a coffee in the other, while the first listeners hit a dead pre-save page.
Make two blocks. The pre-save button shows until midnight on release day; the listen buttons show from that moment. Both run on a schedule, so the swap happens while you sleep. Add a mailing-list block to catch the people who wanted to hear it first.
The blocks to use
Visible until the release time. After that it is gone.
Scheduled to start at release: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and Bandcamp in one block.
To the release or to the next show, with a ticket link.
The list you own, in your dashboard, with no algorithm in between.
The lyric video or live session plays on the page.
Starter layout
Most visitors never scroll past the second block, so the first two carry the page. Start here and change what does not fit you.
Questions
No. Set the pre-save block to end and the listen block to start at the same moment. They swap on their own.
The smart link opens each service's page for the track. Library pre-saves need that service's own pre-save tool; link to it with a normal link block.
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No. Paste its address into the importer and your page is rebuilt for you to look at. It needs no account and nothing is published.
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Singer-songwriter. Second album out this spring.
Pick where you listen