Indie Desk is continuing to grow, and we’re opening the platform to more real-world Beta testers.
We’ve been building Indie Desk as a professional workspace for independent artists, artist managers, and small labels who need a simpler way to organize the business and promotional side of their music.
The goal is straightforward: bring the tools artists and managers regularly need into one place, without making the platform difficult to understand or requiring a large team to use it.
What’s Already Inside Indie Desk
Current Beta tools include:
- - Professional EPK Builder
- - Pre-release pages with countdowns and pre-save links
- - Song promo pages for released music
- - Artist profiles
- - Songs and release organization
- - Press and media tools
- - Radio support and placement tracking
- - Contacts and follow-ups CRM
- - Song Info & Story forms
- - Roster management tools for labels and managers
- - Built-in messaging, notifications, and support tools
- Professional EPK Builder
- Pre-release pages with countdowns and pre-save links
- Song promo pages for released music
- Artist profiles
- Songs and release organization
- Press and media tools
- Radio support and placement tracking
- Contacts and follow-ups CRM
- Song Info & Story forms
- Roster management tools for labels and managers
- Built-in messaging, notifications, and support tools
For independent artists, Indie Desk can serve as one central workspace for keeping songs, professional information, promotional assets, contacts, press activity, and release pages organized.
For small labels and artist managers, the same system can be used across a roster to manage artist information, EPKs, release assets, promotional pages, contacts, placements, and ongoing activity.
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New Pre-Release and Song Promo Pages
One of the newest additions is a more focused approach to individual song promotion.
Artists can create dedicated pre-release pages for upcoming songs with artwork, release information, a countdown timer, pre-save links, and artist follow links.
Once the song releases, that same page can transition into a focused song promo page designed to send listeners directly to the music.
The idea is to give artists one clean link they can use throughout the life of a release instead of constantly rebuilding or replacing campaign pages.
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Built With Real Artist Feedback
Indie Desk is still in active development.
That means Beta feedback matters.
We want artists and managers to tell us:
What feels useful?
What feels confusing?
What takes too many clicks?
What is missing?
What would make Indie Desk something you would actually use every week?
Feedback from real users directly influences what gets refined and what gets built next.
We would rather develop Indie Desk alongside working artists and music professionals than guess what they need from a distance.
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We’re Looking for Beta Testers
Right now, we’re especially interested in hearing from:
- - Independent artists managing their own careers
- - Artist managers
- - Small record labels
- - Small artist rosters
- - Music professionals willing to test real workflows
- Independent artists managing their own careers
- Artist managers
- Small record labels
- Small artist rosters
- Music professionals willing to test real workflows
If you’re willing to spend some time inside Indie Desk, build a profile, add music, create an EPK or promo page, and tell us what you think, we’d love to have you involved.
Independent Artist accounts for Christian and family-clean music are currently free during Open Beta.
The full public launch date will be announced later.
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Want to Help Test Indie Desk?
Visit:
**IndieDeskMusic.com**
Or, if you’re connecting with us through LinkedIn, send a private message and let us know you’re interested in helping with Beta testing.
We’re looking forward to getting more real artists and music professionals inside the platform and continuing to improve it based on how people actually use it.