Music comes first
You do not need every service on day one. Begin with your music, then choose the steps that help people discover, understand, and remember it.
Already on YouTube? Sign in, submit your video link, and add your artist details. Give your release another place to be discovered without transferring a large video file.
Submit a music videoLet listeners meet the person behind the release. Explore EV’s artist interviews and find out how to request your own. Interviews depend on editorial availability and fit.
Explore artist interviewsA review or feature gives your release context and a published link you can share with listeners, venues, and media contacts. Explore coverage suited to a single, an album, or a larger release.
See published reviewsMake it easy for someone to understand your work. An electronic press kit gathers your biography, music, videos, press, and professional contacts into one shareable destination.
Explore EPK servicesCome for a video. Stay for the story behind it. Explore releases, meet artists through their interviews, and see what is happening across EV.
Explore the music at the heart of Exposed Vocals.
Artist interviewsHear about the ideas, experiences, and decisions behind the work.
Reviews and coverageTake a closer look at releases through EV’s editorial coverage.
The Live FeedFollow published stories and public community activity.
A musician can also be a listener, a band member, or a label owner. Our planned profile system gives people a personal account and separate identities for the music projects they manage.
Your identity as a person in the EV community. You do not need to be a performer or create an artist profile to join.
A home for a solo performer or individual musical identity, with the music and professional story connected in one place.
A shared public identity for a group. Individual members would use their own accounts to contribute when granted permission.
A professional label presence with a roster linked to existing artist profiles. Label affiliation and permission to edit an artist’s profile would be handled separately.
A presence for a manager or management company, with access to represented artists only when authorized. One account could help manage several projects.
Each person would sign in with their own account. A profile owner could invite collaborators and decide what each person may manage.
Being listed as a band member, label, or manager would not automatically grant editing access. Your dashboard would clearly identify the profile you are currently managing.
Identity, access, and editorial independence. The planned claim process would check a person’s authority to manage an existing profile. Verification would be separate from profile completeness or purchases. Managing a profile would not give someone control over EV’s independent reviews and interviews.
Discovering music, joining EV, and submitting a video do not require a service purchase. Professional services are available for specific editorial, presentation, and release needs.
A music link introduces the release. An EPK helps a journalist, venue, manager, or booking contact understand the artist behind it.
A member profile is your community presence. A professionally built EPK is a separate service that organizes your materials for press and business inquiries.
Our longer-term profile direction is to connect those materials so artists can keep their information consistent as their work grows.
Clear expectations make it easier to choose your next step.
Yes. You can create a free member account. Visitors can also explore music videos, interviews, reviews, and public activity without buying a service.
The free music-video submission route uses your existing YouTube link. Sign in and provide the requested video and artist details; you do not need to transfer a large video file.
No. Video submission, interview requests, and review services are separate routes. Interview requests depend on editorial availability and fit. Review publication options and other services have their own stated terms.
Absolutely. You do not have to be an artist. Watch videos, explore published stories, and get to know the EV community.
That is part of the profile system we are developing. The planned model separates your personal account from the artist, band, label, or management profiles you are authorized to manage. Shared access and profile switching are not being presented here as fully launched features.
The planned system separates ownership, public affiliation, and editing permissions. A label or manager would need authorization to manage your profile. A change in representation should change the relationship and access without removing the artist’s identity or history.
A member profile represents you in the community. An electronic press kit organizes your music, biography, visuals, press, and contacts for professional use. EV offers professional EPK services; creating a free account does not automatically purchase or include that service.
No. Paid services cover their stated editorial, writing, design, publishing, or promotional deliverables. They do not guarantee positive coverage, streams, followers, record deals, or other career outcomes.
Visit Artist Services to compare current options. Review the individual service description for deliverables, requirements, pricing, and availability before purchasing.
Start with your music. Build from there.