Present your music project

Create a complete presentation of your project

A clear artist page helps listeners, venues, festivals and organizers quickly understand your music project.

On NoyzHub, the main details are managed from the page editor under Information. The other sections let you add music, discography, members, videos, social links and concerts.

Complete the project identity

Start by checking the public artist or band name. A name change requires confirmation because it affects how the project is identified, and the previous name may be stored in the page history.

Add a clear logo or profile image. PNG, JPEG and WebP files are accepted for this image.

Select the music genres

NoyzHub uses two complementary types of genre information:

• a freely written public style displayed in the presentation;
• up to three selected genres used for search and discovery.

The first search genre is required. Choose genres that genuinely represent your music rather than a long list of vague keywords.

Add a short description and biography

The short description provides a quick summary of the project. It is limited to 240 characters and should be understandable immediately.

The biography can explain the project’s history, influences, lineup, development and current activity. It can be more detailed, but should remain readable and updated.

Add the project location

Select the main country and city. The city must be chosen from the suggested results so that it is correctly recorded.

You can also add up to two secondary locations when a project is genuinely connected to several cities or countries.

Add activity dates

You can enter the date when the project was formed. If the artist or band is no longer active, an end date can also be recorded.

Only add an end date when the project has actually ended.

Complete the page with NoyzHub tools

A good presentation is not limited to text. Add:

• tracks available to listen to;
• releases and tracklists in the discography;
• current and former members;
• up to three videos;
• links to social networks and music platforms;
• upcoming and past concerts;
• a visual background from the Theme section.

Review the public page

After an important update, open the public page and check the name, logo, description, music, concerts and links.

A complete and current page can then be shared as the main entry point for your music project.