Changelog

Product updates for artists, managers, and fans.

July 21, 2026

Spotify playlisting campaigns from the dashboard

  • Dashboard → Playlisting lets you pick an eligible release (Submitted, In Review, or Delivered), choose a stream tier, review the campaign, and pay securely with Stripe.
  • After payment we open a support ticket for you, the team owner, and the linked focus artist (when available) so ops can run the campaign.
  • If a campaign cannot be fulfilled or is denied, you’ll get a full refund — reply on the ticket or open My tickets for help.
  • Eligible releases show cover art, title, and date in a clearer picker; releases with a campaign show a Playlisting label next to status.

July 21, 2026

Request professional cover art from Upload

  • On Dashboard → Upload, a full-width Need Cover Art? banner sits under All-platform distribution and Subscriber-Only Releases — Request cover art opens a support request.
  • The same Need Cover Art? panel appears next to cover upload on distribution single and album forms, and when you edit a release’s cover.
  • Cover art requests use a Cover art ticket category, can name your team and release, and include prompts (style, mood, colors, text, references, deadline) so our team can start the design.

July 20, 2026

For Artists plan cards: clearer pricing and perk details

  • Plan cards on For Artists are easier to scan — solid cards, larger prices with /month or /year, and a clearer Monthly / Annual toggle that shows how much you save on annual (about 17%).
  • Each perk has an icon and a small info button; tap it for a short explanation of what that benefit includes.
  • Free Artist Tier copy now highlights free uploads to Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and more, with TimesTwo review before release (details in the perk info).

July 20, 2026

Upcoming release reminders for artists and managers

  • When you have a release that is Submitted or In Review with a future release date, TimesTwo shows a reminder with cover art, title, artist name, and date while you browse the homepage and For Artists.
  • On the dashboard Albums section, Upcoming releases lists those same releases; artists and managers can open a release to view its details.
  • Your Activity on the dashboard home focuses on subscribers in a more compact layout — release browsing stays under Albums.

July 17, 2026

Free Artist Tier returns for artists

  • Artists can sign up for Free Artist Tier again from For Artists and register — no platform charge to start.
  • Free Artist Tier includes an artist profile, dashboard, and music uploads submitted for DSP distribution with TimesTwo review.
  • Calendar, Bulletin, Analytics, subscriber-only releases, and fan subscriptions (Stripe Connect) stay on Founding Artist ($9.99/month or $99.99/year).
  • Plan cards on For Artists and register list what Free includes and what upgrades unlock.

July 16, 2026

Publishing application: clearer benefits and apply CTA

  • On the Publishing page, the TimesTwo logo and brand stay at the top, with a clearer headline about collecting publishing royalties your music has earned.
  • The intro explains that TimesTwo helps independent artists register music, find unclaimed publishing revenue, and collect royalties from their releases.
  • The main button is now Apply for Publishing Administration (was Apply Now).
  • A short note under the button explains that applications are reviewed individually and that submitting does not guarantee acceptance.

July 10, 2026

Homepage refresh, distribution marketing, and fan signup preview

  • The homepage is organized into For Artists (Subscription earnings demo + Distribution releases carousel) and For Fans below (discover artists, search, and nudge an artist).
  • The subscription earnings example shows a $5/month fan price, your net share, and the platform fee so the math is easier to understand.
  • Distribution marketing on the homepage and /distribution lists six centered What We Do services; the full Distribution page still includes the releases carousel.
  • New footer and site description copy reflects TimesTwo as an all-in-one platform for distribution, publishing, audience growth, and fan monetization.
  • Fan account creation is temporarily Coming Soon. Create An Account on For fans and the homepage opens a preview page with fan perks (subscribe, exclusives, calendars, bulletin). Existing fans can still log in.

July 9, 2026

Founding Artist and Manager subscriptions: monthly and annual billing

  • Founding Artist membership is $9.99/month or $99.99/year; Managers / Label is $24.99/month or $249.99/year — choose monthly or annual at signup and on Dashboard → Subscription.
  • New artist accounts select Founding Artist or Managers / Label during registration; checkout uses your chosen billing interval.
  • The subscription page shows plan cards with a monthly / annual toggle and clearer status for pending or active membership.
  • If you started Founding Artist checkout but have not paid yet, you can upgrade directly to Managers / Label without finishing Founding payment first.
  • Dashboard → Subscription now includes Need help? with links to the support bot, Support Center, and opening a ticket.

July 9, 2026

Legacy free-tier artists: browse the dashboard, subscribe to upload and post

  • Artists still on the legacy early-access tier can sign in and browse the dashboard, but uploading music, posting bulletins, and adding calendar events require an active Founding Artist membership.
  • A banner at the top of the dashboard explains the limit and links to subscription plans.
  • Artists who already paid or were grandfathered keep full access; exempt accounts are unchanged.

July 8, 2026

Release review: Denied status, album credits, and larger covers

  • If internal review flags issues with a submission, the release moves to Denied. You see why it was denied, when it happened, and can edit metadata and tracks like a draft before submitting again.
  • Edit Album now includes album artist and producer fields (display name and legal name) alongside your existing track credits.
  • Album cover uploads accept files up to 35MB (was 25MB); minimum size remains 1400×1400px.
  • Admin and Super admin can set a release to Denied from the release page or admin release tools, with an optional reason shown to the artist.

July 8, 2026

Dashboard home, team workspace, and sidebar Resources

  • Artist dashboard home groups your primary team context—albums, focus artist, team members, and quick actions—in a clearer layout when you have a scoped team selected.
  • Team workspace loading and error states are more consistent; the members list uses an improved grid on the team page.
  • Setup Guide and Support moved from Account into a new Resources section in the dashboard sidebar for quicker access to help and onboarding.
  • Delivered streaming releases on the dashboard home use a cleaner responsive layout.

July 8, 2026

Teams directory search and Ask tab layout

  • On Dashboard → Teams, Admin and Super admin in Sitewide view can search by team name, focus artist, owner, or latest release; Cards and Table views respect the filter.
  • The site Ask tab chat panel sizes better on phones and small screens; message bubbles align more reliably for you and the assistant.

July 7, 2026

Richer teams directory and dashboard scope

  • Dashboard → Teams shows focus artist, release count, and latest release on each team card, plus a quick link to team permissions.
  • Managers and above can switch the dashboard home scope between All Artists (every team you belong to) and individual artists; duplicate names show extra context (roster name, owner, your role).
  • Admin and Super admin also get Sitewide on the dashboard home to see platform-wide activity; All Artists stays limited to teams you are on.
  • Admin and Super admin on Teams can toggle My teams vs Sitewide; Sitewide sorts by recent activity and supports Cards or Table view on desktop and mobile.
  • Admin and Super admin on Upload Music can toggle My releases vs Sitewide to browse releases across the platform from one grid.
  • Teams whose owner has not verified email are hidden from dashboard scope pickers until verification completes.

July 7, 2026

In-app support tickets and dashboard help

  • Open support tickets from Dashboard → Support → My tickets, or use Need help? at the bottom of your dashboard home.
  • Submit a subject, category, and message; optionally attach one of your teams from a dropdown when the issue is roster- or billing-related.
  • Track ticket status (Open, Waiting on support, Resolved, Closed), reply in the thread, and get email confirmation plus updates when staff responds.
  • Support Center guide and FAQs explain when to use tickets versus the site Ask tab copilot.
  • Staff on Admin and Super admin can triage tickets, add internal notes, change status, and send public replies that email the requester.

July 7, 2026

Clearer dashboard navigation by role

  • The dashboard sidebar is grouped into sections—Home, Workspace, Discover (fans), Label & roster (managers), Account, and more—so links match how you use the product.
  • Workspace brings Upload Music, Analytics, Bulletin, Calendar, and Stripe Connect (when eligible) into one place for artists and managers.
  • Fans see Discover with Subscribers and Bulletin without creator tools they do not need.
  • Subscription billing opens from Dashboard → Subscription (/dashboard/subscription) in the Account section; older Settings → Subscription links still work.
  • Section headers collapse and expand to shorten the menu on mobile; the sidebar scrolls smoothly without a visible scrollbar.
  • Admin and Super admin areas use a grouped side menu (Overview, Users & teams, Content, Catalogs, Growth & comms) instead of a long horizontal tab row.

July 7, 2026

Setup Guide: track onboarding from your dashboard

  • A new Setup Guide in the dashboard sidebar shows your progress through profile, public page, releases, and other key steps—items check off automatically when you complete them.
  • Open the full guide at Dashboard → Setup Guide (or /dashboard/setup for artists and managers; /dashboard/setup/fan for fans) with Go and Learn more links into Support.
  • A floating checklist button on dashboard pages shows your next steps; use Remind me later or Don't show again if you want less nudging.
  • The artist dashboard home may show a Continue setup card when steps remain.
  • Founding Artist and Managers / Label accounts see extra steps for payment, Stripe Connect payouts, and team invites when those programs apply.

July 5, 2026

Distribution uploads: recommended Spotify and Apple Music artist links

  • When you upload for All-platform distribution, the app may remind you to add Spotify and/or Apple Music artist page URLs under Dashboard → Teams → Focus artist—one reminder per platform if a link is missing.
  • The same recommendations appear on the release page under Project status while your project is still a Draft, and again before Submit for review—you can still upload and submit without them.
  • If you already have artist pages on streaming services, adding the links helps us deliver your release to the correct profiles. If you do not have profiles yet, we can set up new artist pages during delivery.
  • Subscriber-only releases skip these reminders—they do not go to Spotify or Apple Music.

July 2, 2026

Redesigned fan dashboard home and streaming discovery

  • Fan Dashboard opens with a time-based greeting, a quick search shortcut, and a Supporting N artists link when you have paid memberships.
  • If you have not subscribed yet, a compact Discover an artist banner highlights public profiles without taking over the whole screen.
  • Listen on streaming platforms shows recent delivered releases plus earlier catalog on Spotify or Apple Music from artist public profiles.
  • Paid supporters see subscriber exclusives, releases from artists you subscribe, upcoming calendar dates, and artist bulletin updates in a cleaner feed order.
  • The legacy Following list is retired—open Fan Dashboard or Subscribers to manage who you support; subscribe from an artist public profile to unlock perks.
  • Demo sandbox releases stay hidden on the fan streaming feed unless you are using a sandbox test account or admin sandbox persona mode.
  • Dashboard and fan pages use the full content width on desktop for a roomier layout.

June 30, 2026

Public artist pages: subscribe to unlock releases, calendar, and more bulletins

  • On an artist's public profile, TimesTwo subscriber-only releases appear greyed for visitors who are not paid supporters; wide-public streaming links stay playable when the artist has shared them.
  • Tap Subscribe to Listen on a locked release to jump to the subscribe panel instead of opening playback.
  • Paid subscribers and fans with an active pass can stream gated TimesTwo releases from the public page when entitled.
  • The calendar section shows upcoming event counts for subscribers but stays locked for everyone else—Subscribe to unlock scrolls to the subscribe panel.
  • Bulletin shows up to two recent posts on the public page; additional posts require a paid subscription (same subscribe-to-unlock pattern as calendar).

June 30, 2026

Redesigned public artist profiles with banner hero and clearer subscribe flow

  • Public artist pages open with a wide horizontal banner (uploaded under Dashboard → Teams → Focus artist → Public page banner). Without a banner, the page uses a blurred album cover.
  • Profile header shows overlapping avatar, name, badges, compact subscriber count beside genre chips, social links, and prominent Subscribe / Buy pass buttons.
  • Long bios show a short About preview with Read more opening the full text in a modal.
  • Subscribe and pass checkout errors appear as top-of-page toasts instead of inline alert boxes; friendlier copy when an artist is still finishing payout setup.
  • Team Settings → Public profile links to Focus artist for banner, bio, and social customization (visibility and slug stay in Settings).

June 30, 2026

For Artists homepage: clearer per-fan earnings formula

  • The homepage earnings strip now shows fans × $4/mo (net per fan) on the first line, then total gross on the second line—so the math matches what artists actually keep.
  • Headline take-home still reflects your net share after platform fees.

June 29, 2026

TimesTwo Shop — official merch page (drop launching soon)

  • Site navigation now includes Shop, linking to the public /shop page for official TimesTwo physical merch.
  • Until the first drop goes live, the shop shows a coming-soon page—we're putting the final touches on drop one.
  • When merch is available, you'll browse a product grid, open each item for photos and description, pick your size, and continue to secure Stripe checkout—no account required.
  • Checkout collects your shipping address; we currently ship within the United States. Tax and shipping are calculated at checkout.
  • After payment, an order confirmation page shows your order details and a confirmation email is sent to the address you used at checkout.
  • A How ordering works section on the shop page explains the full flow. Questions about an order? Email support@timestwomusicgroup.com.

June 29, 2026

Clearer Referrals page: fanbase links, team invites, and how credits work

  • Dashboard → Referrals is easier to scan—invite options explain how each path works instead of a long bullet list.
  • Artists and managers get one Grow your fanbase card with two tabs: Artist Page (default) shares your public artist profile link; General Signup shares your direct platform signup link. Same referral code either way.
  • Team collaborator invites are clearly email-only—meant for adding someone to your team so you can grant permissions to upload, edit, and manage on your behalf. Referral credits apply only when they register as a new TimesTwo user with the invited email.
  • How credits work uses a short step-by-step flow, key rules in cards, and a credit amounts section so earn rates are easier to compare at a glance.
  • Fans still see a single Grow TimesTwo signup link. Cash out and apply at checkout remain coming soon.

June 29, 2026

Adjust crop on existing profile and focus artist photos

  • When you already have a profile photo, public artist image, or team focus artist image uploaded through TimesTwo, an Adjust crop button lets you reopen the circular crop step without picking a new file.
  • Reframe with drag and zoom, then tap Apply—the updated crop replaces your current image the same way a new upload would.
  • Adjust crop appears only for images hosted on TimesTwo (not third-party avatars from sign-in providers).

June 29, 2026

Image crop and zoom for profile and focus artist photos

  • Uploading a focus artist image on Dashboard → Teams → Focus artist now opens the same circular crop step as your profile photo—frame a 1:1 circle before the image saves.
  • The crop screen lets you drag the circle to reposition your shot and use the zoom slider (or pinch on mobile) to scale the image inside the frame before you tap Apply.
  • Profile photo and public artist image uploads on Dashboard → Profile use the same improved crop step.
  • Oversized images still show a clear size limit message instead of failing silently.

June 29, 2026

Sticky save bar for unsaved dashboard edits

  • Dashboard → Profile, release track editing, and team Focus artist now show a bottom save bar when you have unsaved text changes—it stays visible until you save so you can tap Save without scrolling back down.
  • The bar slides up from the bottom of the screen and sits above the audio player when music is playing.
  • Profile no longer uses a one-time top toast or tab-switch reminder—the persistent bottom bar replaces those cues.
  • On a release page, editing track details triggers the same bar; saving still runs the same validation and updates as the form Save button.
  • Focus artist name, bios, genre, PRO, social links, and linked-user import options count as unsaved until Save; image upload still saves immediately on its own.

June 29, 2026

Sign-in and dashboard routing improvements

  • The login page no longer asks you to pick Fan or Artist before signing in—your account type decides where you land after sign-in.
  • Signing in no longer flashes the wrong dashboard (for example, artists briefly seeing the fan home, or the reverse).
  • First-time Sign in with Google asks you to choose Fan or Artist before entering the dashboard—Fan for discovering and supporting artists; Artist starts with Free Artist Tier (Founding Artist and Managers / Label tiers remain available from Settings after sign-in).
  • Returning Google users go straight to the correct dashboard with no extra step.
  • Email and password sign-in and the sign-up role picker are unchanged.

June 28, 2026

Homepage hero glitch fix and For Artists earnings illustration

  • The glitch overlay on the homepage hero TIMESTWO title now spans the entire word on all screen sizes—no partial letters missing the twitch effect on wide layouts.
  • The For Artists card on the homepage now shows an illustrative monthly earnings demo that cycles through different subscriber counts (starting at 100 at $5/mo)—with a typewriter-style animation for the headline amount.
  • Each scenario uses the eighty percent (80%) artist share of gross fan subscription revenue (twenty percent platform service fee), clearly labeled as an illustrative example—not a guarantee—with a link to the For Artists Terms.

June 25, 2026

Referral credits: clearer earn rules and fan subscribe conversion

  • Dashboard → Referrals now shows earn rules tailored to your role—credit amounts depend on who joined through your link (fan, Free Artist Tier artist, Founding Artist, or Manager / Label), not your own role.
  • Signup credits follow a 1 : 2 : 5 : 5 ratio—1 credit for a referred fan, 2 for a Free Artist Tier artist, 5 each for Founding Artist or Manager / Label (paid programs still require email verification plus completed platform payment).
  • You now earn 1 additional conversion credit when a referred fan completes their first artist subscription on TimesTwo—not just when they create an account.
  • Your referral activity table includes both signup and conversion credits so you can see how each credit was earned.
  • Promo seasons can multiply earn rates when active; credits never expire. Cash out and apply at checkout are still coming soon.

June 25, 2026

Public artist pages: subscriber-only releases scroll to subscribe

  • On a public artist page, tapping Listen on a subscriber-only release now scrolls you to the subscribe panel instead of opening playback—unless you already subscribe to that artist or the release has reached its wide-public date.
  • Links with `#artist-subscribe` jump straight to the subscribe section when the page loads—useful for sharing subscribe CTAs.
  • Subscriber-only and wide-public release badges behave as before; only the listen action for non-subscribers changed.

June 24, 2026

Founding Artist and Manager signup: Stripe Checkout right after registration

  • When you sign up as a Founding Artist or Manager / Label, you are taken to Stripe Checkout immediately after creating your account—before email verification—so you can complete your one-time platform payment in one flow.
  • Signup pages and plan cards now explain that checkout comes right after account creation and that you still need to verify your email to secure your account.
  • You can sign in before verifying your email only after you open Stripe Checkout or complete payment; until then, use the verification link we emailed you.
  • After returning from Stripe, you are signed in automatically and sent to payment confirmation (success) or subscription settings to try again (canceled).
  • While your email is unverified, the dashboard shows a verify-email banner with a resend option—you can complete payment and explore gated setup steps while you confirm your inbox.
  • Free Artist Tier and fan signups are unchanged—they still verify email before accessing the dashboard.

June 22, 2026

Profile improvements and public artist bulletin carousel

  • Editing your profile bio, social links, genre, or PRO on Dashboard → Profile now shows clear unsaved-state cues—a toast reminder, an outline on the relevant section, and an “Unsaved changes” label above Save Changes.
  • Switching browser tabs and coming back while edits are unsaved shows a reminder toast so you know to tap Save Changes before leaving.
  • Uploading your public artist image (Artist workspace on Profile) now opens a circular crop step—frame the image in a 1:1 circle before it uploads, same as your account profile photo.
  • Oversized public artist images show a friendly size error instead of failing silently.
  • Your public artist page (/artists/your-slug) now prefers your account profile photo when set, then your workspace public artist image, then your latest release cover art—so a profile photo alone is enough for a proper header avatar.
  • Uploading or removing your account profile photo keeps your linked artist workspace image in sync when they matched.
  • Public artist pages now show up to five recent bulletin posts in a swipeable carousel—pinned updates first, then newest posts—with arrow buttons and dot indicators on mobile and desktop.
  • Public bulletin previews still hide emails, phone numbers, and raw links until you subscribe.

June 18, 2026

Founding Artist and Manager onboarding gate, payment confirmation, and targeted emails

  • Founding Artists and Managers / Labels must now complete their platform payment before accessing the dashboard—after verifying your email and logging in, a setup screen guides you to payment and then Stripe Connect.
  • The setup screen shows two clear steps: complete payment first, then set up Stripe Connect payouts (artists) or continue to the dashboard (managers). Step two stays greyed out until payment is done.
  • After checkout, a payment confirmation page waits for your payment to register (a few seconds) and then automatically sends you to Stripe Connect setup (artists) or your dashboard (managers)—no more seeing the setup screen again after paying.
  • If the payment takes longer than expected to process, the confirmation page shows a friendly message with a retry button and a continue-anyway option.
  • Founding Artists now receive a specific verification email when they sign up—it explains that a one-time $20 payment is the next step after verifying, and reinforces lifetime access and limited spots.
  • After payment confirms, Founding Artists receive a welcome email listing what is now unlocked (badge, dashboard, Stripe payouts, team invites, homepage feature) with a direct link to set up Stripe payouts.
  • Free Artist Tier and fan registrations are unchanged—standard verification and welcome emails continue as before.
  • Stripe Connect eligibility now requires completed payment—unpaid Founding Artists can no longer start Connect setup early.

June 18, 2026

Homepage hero glitch animation and visual polish

  • The TIMESTWO text on the homepage hero now has a glitch overlay animation matching the navbar and footer style—subtle twitch effect for brand consistency.
  • Hero section, artist/fan split cards, footer layout, and bokeh background received visual polish based on stakeholder feedback.

June 17, 2026

Cookie consent, privacy controls, and privacy policy update

  • A compact cookie consent banner now appears at the bottom of the screen for new visitors—accept all, reject non-essential, or customize which categories you allow.
  • Vercel Analytics only loads after you consent to analytics cookies—no tracking scripts run before you choose.
  • The mailing list signup popup and other functional cookies are gated behind consent—they only activate if you allow functional cookies.
  • A Cookie Settings link in the footer lets you revisit your choices at any time.
  • The privacy policy (sections 7 and 16) has been updated to reflect the new cookie consent controls and cookie categories.

June 16, 2026

Manager self-serve upgrade, admin grant tooling, and homepage layout updates

  • Artists can now upgrade to Managers / Label directly from the subscription page—one-time $50 payment with Stripe Checkout, no admin intervention needed.
  • The manager upgrade price is now enforced at $50—previous checkout allowed incorrect pricing.
  • Admins can grant Managers / Label lifetime access to any user without requiring payment—useful for partnerships and special arrangements.
  • Referral admin reporting added for staff: fraud review tools, promo season configuration, and referral activity oversight.
  • Homepage layout updates: artists/fans split section repositioned, discover CTA centered, artist spotlight improved with legible text overlay.

June 16, 2026

Dashboard referrals, signup credits, anti-abuse safeguards, and public bio split

  • Dashboard → Referrals shows your credit balance, referral activity, and all invite paths on one page—copy links without digging through other dashboard areas.
  • Three ways to earn signup credits from that page: your personal TimesTwo signup link, your public artist page link (referral code included automatically), and email invites for team collaborators.
  • Managers, admins, and anyone with multiple teams can choose which team’s fan page link and teammate invites apply before you copy or send.
  • Credits are earned when someone creates a new account through your link and verifies their email—follow or subscribe alone does not award credits. Founding Artist and Manager / Label signups also require completed platform payment.
  • Cash out credits and apply at checkout are coming soon; credits never expire.
  • To reduce fake signups, disposable email addresses are blocked at registration, signup attempts are rate-limited, and fan referral credits are capped per referrer over a rolling period.
  • Your public artist page (/artists/your-slug) now shows a short public bio (up to 150 characters)—like Instagram—not the long distribution bio.
  • Edit your public bio from Profile in the dashboard or from Focus Artist on your team workspace.
  • Distribution → Our Releases → Learn More still uses a separate distribution bio (up to 1000 characters) for marketing copy on the carousel.
  • If you only had a long bio before, it remains as your distribution bio; add a new short public bio when you want text on your artist page.
  • Saving Profile syncs your bio to the public artist page without overwriting your distribution bio.

June 15, 2026

TimesTwo branding, subscriber-only visibility, calendar cleanup, and dashboard clarity

  • Site-wide copy now uses TimesTwo (one word) instead of Times Two—including navigation, emails, legal pages, and Support Center.
  • On For Fans and the fan dashboard, Discover an artist spotlight images stay fully visible inside a square frame (no cropping at the edges).
  • The Distribution page Our Releases carousel shows each release type (Single, EP, Album) on every card.
  • Your Activity on the dashboard home labels your release card with your name (for example, Alex's Releases) and shows whether each project is Subscriber only or All-platform distribution.
  • On the dashboard calendar, artists with permission can delete an activity from the event detail modal—removed items leave the calendar right away.
  • Upload Music lists Published subscriber-only releases alongside delivered projects so you can open and manage them from the same grid.
  • On subscriber-only release pages, the Download button is hidden from track playback—listening stays in TimesTwo.
  • Subscriber-Only Release badges appear on fan dashboard exclusives and on matching releases in Latest live releases on public artist profiles (after the release date passes).
  • Public artist profiles include live subscriber-only releases in Latest live releases when they are published and past release date—alongside TimesTwo-delivered music.

June 10, 2026

Fan dashboard subscriber hub, exclusives playback, and earlier releases on artist pages

  • When you have paid memberships, the Fan dashboard leads with upcoming events and bulletin updates from artists you support—then a From artists you support card that combines subscriber exclusives and delivered releases from those memberships.
  • Sections with nothing to show stay hidden, including the From artists you support card when you have no live exclusives or delivered releases from subscribed artists.
  • Subscriber exclusives list releases that are live for paying supporters; tap a release to open tracks and listen inside TimesTwo when audio is available.
  • Listen on streaming platforms below that card shows recent delivered releases across public artist pages when you are subscribed to at least one artist.
  • Your fan status card and paid-perks summary now share one compact card: perks and a Search musicians shortcut when you have no subscriptions; subscriber count and View subscribed artists when you do.
  • Artists publishing subscriber-first uploads can move a release from Draft to live for subscribers without sending it through distribution—supporters see it after the release date passes.
  • Public artist profiles now show two release sections: Latest live releases (music delivered through TimesTwo) and Earlier releases (music on Spotify or Apple Music from before or outside TimesTwo delivery).
  • Delivered TimesTwo releases display a TimesTwo badge on the release card so fans can tell label-delivered music apart from earlier catalog entries.
  • Earlier releases use the same listen cards and streaming buttons as live releases; Spotify-only or Apple-only links both work.
  • Cover art from Apple Music and Spotify displays on external catalog cards when admins add image URLs.

June 9, 2026

Smarter upload checks and instant help in the bottom-right widget

  • On the single upload form, validation now lists what is still missing and shows how many items are left before you can continue—instead of a single generic error.
  • Critical upload fields include short in-form help hints (why the field matters and what to enter).
  • The help widget in the bottom-right corner now has an Ask tab: TimesTwo Support Bot answers quick questions about uploads, teams, fans, and billing using Support Center guidance.
  • Starter prompts help with subscriber-only vs distribution, upload vs distribution, and manager billing—tap one to get started.
  • Ask chat history is saved on your device for the session so you can switch tabs without losing the thread.
  • You can ask about finding artists with delivered releases on TimesTwo; answers use public profile info only (name, bio, social links, release titles, and profile links).
  • The Contact tab is unchanged for human help—we usually respond in 1–2 business days.
  • Answers are automated and may be incomplete; the widget reminds you to verify important details or use Contact for official help.
  • Signed-in users get a higher daily Ask limit than visitors; very heavy use may hit a daily cap—try Contact or come back tomorrow.

June 8, 2026

Clearer login verification and admin platform-wide dashboard views

  • If you register with email and password but have not verified yet, signing in now tells you to check your inbox instead of showing a generic wrong-password message.
  • From the login page you can resend the verification email using the same email and password you just entered—no need to be signed in first.
  • Sign in with Google marks your email as verified when Google confirms it, including if you registered with email first and never clicked the verification link.
  • After registration, the success screen handles unverified accounts more clearly when automatic sign-in is blocked pending email confirmation.
  • Artist Tools in the sidebar lists Analytics first, then Bulletin and Calendar.
  • Dashboard and Analytics now use different sidebar icons so they are easier to tell apart.
  • Admins and super admins can choose All releases on the Analytics page to view platform-wide stream trends—not only teams in their scope.
  • Admins and super admins can choose Sitewide on the dashboard home to see recent bulletins, delivered releases, stream analytics, and calendar events across the platform (sandbox test accounts excluded).

June 7, 2026

Lifetime platform plans for Founding Artists and Managers / Labels

  • Founding Artist is now a $20 one-time payment for lifetime platform access (no recurring monthly charge for new signups).
  • Managers & Labels is now a $50 one-time payment for lifetime platform access (no recurring monthly charge for new signups).
  • For Artists, For Fans, login, and register pages reflect the one-time lifetime pricing and updated plan copy.
  • Subscription settings shows catalog-backed prices, plan badges, feature lists, and crossed-out compare-at monthly prices beside the current one-time offer.
  • After a one-time checkout completes, your plan shows lifetime access—there is no Stripe billing portal for lifetime plans (contact Support if you need help).
  • Legacy founding artists on the old monthly plan who were grandfathered keep lifetime access without paying again; their dashboard reflects lifetime status once billing is fully migrated.
  • Managers and artists still see only the plans that match their account role when choosing a platform tier.
  • For Fans headline and intro copy were refreshed, with a Create An Account call to action and a clearer line about subscriber perks.
  • On For Fans, Nudge lets fans copy the artist signup link, copy a message for Instagram DM, open a pre-filled text message, or email an artist request through their mail app.
  • Paid Founding Artists show a Founding Artist badge on their public profile, artist dashboard, team workspace, and focus artist card.
  • Paid Managers / Labels show a Managers / Labels badge on the dashboard, team workspaces they own, and public artist pages for those teams.
  • The Discover an artist carousel on the fan dashboard and For Fans page shows the same badges when a featured artist qualifies.
  • Support Center guides and FAQs were updated for one-time lifetime Founding Artist and Managers / Labels platform billing.
  • On artist public profiles, fans see available paid options from your catalog—monthly membership and, when offered, a one-time pass—with prices shown before checkout.
  • If you already subscribe or hold an active pass for an artist, you are not sent through checkout again; manage billing from your fan dashboard.
  • After subscribing, the fan dashboard confirms success and links you to your subscribed artists.
  • The Subscribers page lists each artist you support with plan details, renewal or access dates, and a Manage billing button for Stripe self-service (cancel or update payment method).
  • Fans can support multiple artists; each membership is billed separately.

June 4, 2026

Manager label roster, dashboard artist filter, payouts, stream analytics, and marketing copy

  • Publishing intro copy now focuses on collecting and retrieving publishing royalties for music you have already released and will continue releasing—on the Publishing page and the publishing application opener.
  • Apply Now on the publishing application sends new visitors to sign in, where they can choose Fan or Artist (same account-type picker as Sign up on the login page); signed-in users still open the on-page application form.
  • For Artists subscription tier cards were refreshed: Early Access, Founding Artist, and Managers & Labels show launch badges, updated feature lists, and crossed-out compare-at monthly prices beside the current offer.
  • Founding Artists setting up Stripe Connect for fan subscription payouts must confirm eligibility and agree to For Artists Terms before TimesTwo opens Stripe onboarding.
  • The Connect setup page explains payout responsibilities, records your acknowledgments, and shows your linked team name instead of a raw team ID.
  • A dashboard banner reminds eligible founding artists (including paid founding subscribers) to finish Connect when payouts are not ready yet, with a link to Support.
  • Support Center adds a Stripe Connect payouts section; For Artists Terms include a supplemental note on fan subscriptions paid through Connect.
  • Managers can name a label and choose which artist teams belong on it from Label in the dashboard—teams you own or collaborate on; nothing is added automatically when you create a team.
  • When your label has a name, the dashboard header dropdown lists only artists on that label; without a label name you can still filter across all eligible artist teams you manage.
  • If your label has a name but no artists selected yet, the dashboard explains how to add roster artists on the Label page before filtered sections load.
  • Managers, admins, and super admins get a branded header dropdown on the home dashboard to view All Artists or one team—delivered releases, calendar, recent bulletins, and stream analytics follow that choice.
  • Admins and super admins see teams they own or are members of in that filter (not every team on the platform).
  • When you choose a single artist on the dashboard home, an in-page workspace shows that team’s focus artist, bulletin, releases, calendar, and stream analytics without opening the full team page.
  • Post bulletin on that view opens a quick-update modal; Open bulletin hub stays scoped to the selected artist.
  • Focus artist appears first, then bulletin. Edit focus artist (or the Focus artist tab) opens the full focus artist editor on the same dashboard page.
  • Settings and Permissions tabs on that view embed the same team settings and member permission controls as the team workspace (when your role allows).
  • Analytics opens from Artist Tools in the sidebar (with Bulletin and Calendar) for a dedicated view of your release stream data.
  • The Analytics page shows the same daily and by-release overview as the dashboard home, plus deeper breakdowns when stream analytics are available on your teams.
  • Managers, admins, and super admins can filter Analytics with the same header artist/team selector used on the dashboard home.
  • Extra charts compare play types (under-30s vs full streams), rank top releases, roll up plays by team when you manage multiple workspaces, show weekly totals, daily trends for your top releases, and average streams per release.
  • If no stream analytics exist yet, Analytics explains how to get started and links to Upload Music; fan accounts see a short note that play charts are for artist and manager accounts.

June 3, 2026

Distribution page releases carousel and clearer submission flow

  • The Distribution page includes an Our Releases section showcasing recent delivered releases from public artist profiles—with album art, artist name, genre, Stream links, and Learn More when a bio is available.
  • On desktop and tablet, releases appear in a 3D carousel you can browse with arrows or by tapping a cover; on mobile, swipe through a focused cover view with dot indicators.
  • Album covers show the TimesTwo logo while artwork loads.
  • Submit Your Release on Distribution sends signed-in artists and managers straight to Upload; everyone else is guided through For Artists first, then back to Upload after sign-in.
  • Distribution copy was refreshed—including Automatic Playlist Pitching and clearer Submit Your Release messaging about review and approval email.
  • Public artist pages can show a focus artist bio when one is set in the dashboard (team description is still used as a fallback when no bio exists).
  • Managers and team members see subscriber-only upload options only when their team and subscription entitlements allow it.

June 2, 2026

Managers / Label subscription gates and team limits

  • Managers / Label accounts stay on your plan when billing lapses, but uploads, invites, and creating new artist teams pause until payment is active again—you can still open teams and browse existing releases.
  • Complete payment from the dashboard notice, Subscription settings, Upload, or the Teams page when your subscription is inactive.
  • Managers may own up to five artist teams; your personal workspace does not count toward that limit.
  • Team member invites for managers require an active Managers / Label subscription; you can still invite artists who are not on Founding Artist.
  • Managers see a Teams item in the sidebar (under Calendar) for workspaces and invitations.
  • Managers cannot switch to a different plan from Subscription settings; cancel in the Stripe billing portal if needed—your account freezes until you resubscribe.
  • Artist accounts cannot accept ownership of a multi-artist roster team.
  • Creating an artist team requires the artist’s email—we send an invitation immediately; they show as pending on the team until they accept (register first if needed).
  • When the invited artist accepts, they are linked as the focus artist for that workspace and their primary artist dashboard moves to that roster team (personal workspace remains available).

June 1, 2026

Subscriber-only releases on Upload

  • On Upload, the subscriber path is labeled Subscriber-Only Releases with an Upload Music button and copy about sharing exclusive tracks with paying supporters.
  • Starting a subscriber-only single or album opens a Choose Upload Type modal for single vs album; your primary workspace is used automatically (no team picker on that path).
  • Subscriber-only upload forms are shorter: title, stage name, genre, content, release date, optional cover, and audio file upload—without DSP legal-name, ISRC, or distribution terms on that path.
  • Submit for review on subscriber-only releases no longer requires cover art or producer legal names; same-day release dates are allowed on the platform-only path.
  • Support Center guide and FAQs were updated to match Subscriber-Only Releases naming and the new upload flow.

May 26, 2026

Optional mixing engineer and lyrics per track

  • On a release’s track list, add or edit a track to optionally record a mixing engineer (stage name and legal name) and lyrics—both are optional and do not block submit for review.
  • Mixing engineer and lyrics sit in expandable sections on the track form so the main credits stay compact; sections open automatically when you already saved data for that track.
  • Album edit (cover, dates, release-wide metadata) is unchanged—mixing and lyrics are per track on the release page only, not on upload flows or tracklist CSV export.

May 25, 2026

Track presave dates and clearer analytics upload

  • Set an optional presave date and time on each track when adding or editing tracks on a release; leave it blank if you do not need one.
  • Exported tracklist CSV files include presave_date_utc and presave_time_utc after ISRC when a presave is set; import tracklist can read those columns for new tracks.
  • Tracks with a presave show a Presave badge in the track list for quick scanning.
  • Super admins without release stream analytics yet see Upload Analytics in the release action row (left of Delete release) instead of a separate empty analytics card.
  • When analytics exist, super admins still manage uploads from the Release streams section; the button label is Upload Analytics.

May 24, 2026

Release readiness, content rating, and a dashboard music player

  • On a draft release, Project status lists what still blocks submit for review, with clearer wording when something is missing.
  • Set content rating to Not set, Clean, or Explicit on upload, release edit, and per track; submit checks remind you when it is still unset.
  • When a release has no cover, use Edit cover art from the overview to jump straight to the cover section on the edit page.
  • Preview a track with Play and Download; playback continues in a compact bar at the bottom while you move around the dashboard, showing cover art, song title, and artist.
  • Compact grid view for tracks loads reliably again on desktop.
  • Delete release is styled as a clear red action next to Export CSV.
  • While editing track details, a one-time reminder toast appears if you change fields before saving.
  • On the release page, Edit artist lives in the Focus artist card; Export CSV sits beside delete.

May 21, 2026

Fan bulletin gallery, team albums views, and release page improvements

  • On Bulletin, browse a gallery with the latest post from each public artist—no subscription required to discover updates.
  • When you subscribe, open Your bulletin board to read the full history for each artist you support, one artist at a time.
  • Bulletin cards show the artist’s name (not an internal team label) and list who posted with the time in one line: Name | date.
  • On public artist pages, bulletin posts hide emails, phone numbers, and raw web links until you subscribe; Subscribe is the main way to follow an artist’s updates.
  • The fan dashboard highlights releases from artists you subscribe to, with Listen on streaming platforms for delivered music when links are available.
  • Search Musicians on the fan dashboard jumps you straight to the search section.
  • Free Artist Tier and Founding Artist accounts can start subscriber-first uploads when eligible—without the old “paid founding only” gate for starting the flow.
  • Bulletin loads in pages (gallery and subscribed feeds) so the dashboard stays responsive when many artists post.
  • On album and single release pages, the cover sits beside the title and release stats (left-aligned on phone and desktop) so metadata is easier to scan.
  • Download track appears under the audio preview in every track view—master-detail, table, cards, and grid—when the track has uploaded audio or a valid link.
  • The streaming Preview modal opens on Now playing first; switch to Album detail when you want the full release screen mockup.
  • On a team workspace, Albums switches between Cards and Table: cards use two columns on phone and three per page on desktop (with paging when you have more), with color status and Locked tags; the table lists every release and its tracks.
  • Team release streams on the workspace shows combined daily plays on the left and a by-release share pie chart on the right when analytics are uploaded.
  • On a release page, action buttons sit above Release streams with clearer spacing; super admins upload stream analytics through a modal to choose merge vs overwrite and whether to post a team bulletin about the import.
  • Latest updates on the team workspace show up to three bulletin posts in one row (pinned first when set), using the same card layout as the dashboard Bulletin hub.

May 20, 2026

Flexible album tracklist editing, in-app listening, and safer submit

  • On album and EP releases, switch how you work with tracks—master-detail (default), classic table, card stack, or compact grid—with your choice remembered on this device.
  • Master-detail shows track status at a glance (content rating, audio, and what is still missing) and lets you edit the selected track beside the list, including remove when the release is not locked.
  • Table, cards, and grid views use the same status badges and open a full edit panel; grid and table are desktop-oriented and fall back to master-detail on smaller screens.
  • Submit for review opens a summary of release and track metadata before you confirm, after the existing validation check.
  • When a release is locked, track fields, content (Clean/Explicit), and audio controls are view-only; reorder, add, import, and remove are disabled.
  • Editing a single hides the album-level audio link field; album upload track forms use full-width Content and audio source controls.
  • Release pages now include a Preview button under cover actions that opens an iPhone-style streaming mockup for Spotify and Apple Music.
  • Each platform preview supports Album detail and Now playing modes, with track and metadata content pulled from your actual release details.
  • Spotify and Apple Music previews now adapt for singles versus albums and include richer bottom sections for release context and related content.
  • Dashboard speedups are now focused on high-impact artist and fan workflows, while support, changelog, and admin-heavy pages load directly to reduce stale state and keep account switching safer.
  • On single and album release pages, preview track audio in every track view—master-detail, table, cards, and grid—when a file is uploaded or a valid link is saved.
  • While editing a track, use Upload or Link for audio; switching between them clears stale choices so a new file or URL is what gets saved.
  • Uploaded audio plays through your team's secure playback path; external links play directly when the host allows it.
  • On the dashboard, Latest live releases shows delivered projects with Spotify or Apple Music links—scoped to your teams (managers and admins), your primary workspace (artists), or artists you follow (fans).
  • Tap Spotify or Apple on a release card to open a listen modal with embedded players that work on phone and desktop.
  • On your public artist page, tap a delivered release to listen in the same modal without leaving TimesTwo.
  • On a release page, Listen on streaming platforms below release analytics embeds Spotify and Apple Music when those links are saved.
  • The latest-releases grid fits your screen—one release per page on phone, two on tablet, four on desktop—with Previous and Next when there are more.
  • When you page through Latest live releases, Previous and Next stay in place while the next page loads—no jump in the controls.
  • On the dashboard home, your Teams list is ordered by the team with the most recent activity—releases, bulletin posts, calendar events, or team updates—not just when the team record last changed.
  • Team cards on the dashboard home use a tighter layout so you see more teams without extra empty space.
  • Recent bulletin posts on the dashboard no longer show a separate Open bulletin link on each card; use Bulletin hub in the section header to open the full board.

May 19, 2026

Clearer upload, release editing, and artist release list

  • On Upload single or album, Continue checks required fields and shows what is missing—or a short confirmation—before saving a draft and opening the release page; Save draft lets you save partial work when only the team is selected.
  • After upload, the release page welcomes you with a draft summary and reminds you to use Submit for review when ready.
  • On Upload, artists see a releases table for their primary workspace only (same style as the multi-team view admins use, scoped to one team).
  • Upload single and album forms pre-fill artist stage name, legal name, and genre from your team Focus Artist when those fields are set.
  • Album upload tracks support featured artists (up to five per track), matching single upload.
  • On a release, Focus Artist appears in the metadata area with updated branding; Edit artist opens the team focus artist editor next to Edit single/album and Export CSV.
  • Release drop date and time is required when editing a release; on the release page you change it from a Release date & time button and modal with timezone previews.
  • Submit for review on a release checks cover, tracks, metadata, and release date before you confirm.
  • Export CSV on the release page and team release cards downloads album/single details and tracklist in one step.
  • Edit single/album requires artist, producer, genre, and release date; label shows TimesTwo and copyright fields stay read-only on edit.

May 19, 2026

Subscriber-first uploads for Founding Artist accounts

  • On Upload, subscriber-first community releases are available when you are on a Founding Artist plan with payment completed—the same eligibility as inviting teammates.
  • Free Artist Tier artists who tap Upload subscriber-first release see upgrade guidance with a link to subscription settings instead of starting the upload picker.
  • Artists with Founding checkout still pending see a prompt to complete payment before subscriber-first uploads are allowed.

May 19, 2026

For fans page: discover artists before you sign up

  • The public For fans page includes a rotating Discover an artist showcase with stage names and artist imagery—the same style of hero as on the fan dashboard.
  • Search Musicians on For fans matches the fan dashboard: search by stage name, genre, or slug; results show cover art, the latest delivered release when available, and follower and subscriber counts.
  • The page headline uses normal title case for Get closer to the artists you love (no all-caps styling).

May 19, 2026

Artist profile: edit your workspace focus artist in one place

  • On Profile, artists who own their personal workspace and are the linked focus artist see an Artist workspace section below their personal details.
  • Saving your profile updates both your account and your workspace focus artist for shared fields—stage name, legal name, website, and streaming links (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Music).
  • Genre, PRO, and a separate public artist image are edited in the same section; one Save Changes updates profile and workspace together.
  • A link opens the full focus artist editor on your team when you need advanced options.
  • On the team focus artist page, Import from linked user uses the same branded checkboxes and selectable tiles as the rest of the dashboard.

May 19, 2026

Artist signup sets up your workspace and focus artist

  • When you register as an artist, TimesTwo creates your personal releases workspace (for example, Your Stage Name's Releases) right away—you no longer wait until your first upload visit for that team to exist.
  • Your team's Focus Artist profile is filled in with your stage name and legal name and linked to your account automatically, so release defaults and workspace settings start from your identity.
  • Your dashboard primary workspace is set to that personal team when you sign up, so home, upload, and activity views align with your artist account from the start.

May 19, 2026

Add the dashboard to your iPhone home screen

  • On iPhone or iPad in Safari, artists and managers may see a short guide after opening the dashboard that walks through Share → Add to Home Screen so you can open TimesTwo from your home screen like an app.
  • The guide appears only in Safari (not Chrome or in-app browsers), waits a few seconds so it does not interrupt your first tap, and stays hidden after you add the app or choose Got it.
  • Maybe later hides it for that visit; you can see it again on a later visit until you confirm with Got it.

May 19, 2026

Fan Support Center separate from artist help

  • Fans open Support from the dashboard and land on a Fan Support Center focused on following artists, paid subscriptions, discovery, and account settings—not upload, teams, or bulletin workflows.
  • Artists and managers keep the full Support Center for release uploads, team workspaces, bulletin, calendars, public profiles, and fan-growth tools.
  • Platform admins can switch between For fans and For artists & teams guides on the Support page when helping both account types.

May 19, 2026

Fan dashboard discovery, search, and status

  • Fan dashboard home adapts after you follow artists: a compact rotating “Discover an artist” hero sits beside a condensed Your fan status row; before you follow anyone, fan status and the full-size discover hero stack vertically.
  • Your fan status uses clearer following and subscriber cards with icons, counts, and short descriptions; compact mode links to View artists and View subscribed artists.
  • Search Musicians replaces the old discover search block: results emphasize the artist stage name (not the team name) and show the latest delivered release when one exists.
  • Search Musicians is now a shared experience on the fan dashboard and the public For fans page, with the same result cards and release details.
  • Latest delivered releases from artists you follow appears only after you follow at least one artist—no empty releases section for brand-new fans.
  • Paid subscriptions on the fan dashboard now explains what you get when you subscribe—exclusive drops, artist calendar, bulletin updates, and direct support—with a shortcut to Search Musicians when you have no paid memberships; active subscribers see a count and link to View subscribed artists.
  • Paid subscriptions appears above Search Musicians on the fan dashboard.

May 19, 2026

Admin dashboards on mobile

  • Admin and super-admin tools use a section picker on phones instead of a wide horizontal tab bar, so pages no longer scroll sideways on iPhone.

May 18, 2026

Bulletin pins, team invites, and dashboard polish

  • Pin one post at the top of your team bulletin; it stays highlighted on the bulletin board, your team workspace, and your dashboard home (if nothing is pinned, you still see the most recent update).
  • Links starting with https:// in bulletin text are clickable in the feed and previews.
  • Invite teammate is available on Founding Artist accounts with completed payment; Free Artist Tier artists see upgrade guidance, and pending Founding checkout shows a payment-completion prompt instead of a broken invite flow.
  • Creating a new workspace team is limited to manager and platform roles; artists see a clear explanation instead of a failed create action.
  • Artist dashboard home emphasizes paid subscribers, uses consistent “Upload Music” actions, and routes Public Profile to team public-profile settings when you do not yet have a live artist page.
  • On your dashboard Your Activity section, the left card is now titled with your name and “Account” instead of “Releases” (the release list and upload actions are unchanged).
  • Invite fan on your dashboard subscribers card copies your public artist link and shows a confirmation modal with a checkmark when the link is on your clipboard.
  • Dashboard release stream charts now match your workspace: artists see daily totals and a by-release share for their primary team; if you only have one team (or one team with analytics), you get by-release share for that team; managers with multiple teams that have analytics still see combined daily streams and share by team.
  • Public artist pages show subscriber count only (follower count is hidden on the profile) and list genres only when your focus artist has a primary genre set—no “Genre pending” placeholder for fans.

May 12, 2026

Dashboard team cards and focus artist imagery

  • On the dashboard home, each team card can show your focus artist profile photo when you have not added album cover art yet, instead of falling back to the default logo alone.
  • My teams: creating a workspace team now succeeds whenever your account is allowed to create and manage teams, fixing a mismatch where the Create action could still return a permission error.

May 11, 2026

Upload releases and team public profiles

  • Artist dashboard “Your activity” now shows followers and paid subscribers with the same pill-style stats as your public artist page, plus one-tap copy of your public profile link to invite fans and a path to invite teammates.
  • Upload dashboard: choose all-platform distribution or subscriber-first first, then pick your team and whether you’re uploading a single or an album in one modal—without a separate team selector on the page.
  • Subscriber-first releases can be started from the upload dashboard; that choice flows into single and album creation.
  • Upload dashboard AG Grid rows now redirect to the clicked release’s details page (scoped to the row’s team + release id) when selected.
  • Upload dashboard now consolidates drafts, submitted, and delivered releases across all upload-enabled teams into a single AG Grid, including type and release-date tagging.
  • Team public profiles got stronger slug handling and setup flow, including automatic public profile generation for personal upload teams and safer reserved-route slug validation.
  • Recent bulletin section now renders only when there are results, preventing empty dashboard blocks.
  • Support Center: new “Distribution metadata checklist” in the sidebar plus a “DSP distribution & metadata quality” FAQ covering release dates, legal/credit names, ISRC, Clean vs Explicit per track, and what happens when a release is moved to Submitted (for review). Added a quick clarification that fan invite links are a current feature, not legacy.

May 10, 2026

Fan checkout, uploads, and policy clarity

  • Passes and subscriptions require following the artist first, with clearer errors when that step is missing.
  • Team flows point to the current paths for creating singles and albums.
  • Upload screens surface distribution terms more clearly; footer links to key policy pages were improved.

April 30, 2026

Billing, email, analytics, and multi-role experience

  • Subscriptions and Stripe-backed catalog behavior were tightened for fewer plan and price mismatches.
  • Marketing email preferences and announcement tooling evolved alongside transactional template improvements.
  • Registration and login better reflect artist vs fan intent; email verification surfaced more consistently in the product.
  • Team invites, fan bulletins and calendars, upload locking, and stream/release analytics all received meaningful upgrades.

March 31, 2026

Dashboard depth: music, teams, calendar, and security

  • Team spaces gained stronger album and calendar behavior, including richer events and bulletin context on the home dashboard.
  • Tracks can carry industry-standard identifiers where needed for distribution workflows.
  • Optional two-factor authentication and social sign-in improved account security and convenience.
  • Large uploads and downloads moved onto managed cloud storage with stricter permission checks.
  • Public artist discovery pages gained dynamic sitemap support for search engines.
  • In-product support guidance expanded, with continued hardening of privileged account controls.

February 25, 2026

Forms, spam protection, and marketing pages

  • Key application and marketing forms gained stronger bot protection and validation.
  • Industry and Cultour experiences saw layout, media, and copy refinements.
  • Mailing list and marketing components were tuned for reliability and clearer UX.

January 30, 2026

Publishing journey, SEO, and Industry Plug

  • Publishing interest flows gained multi-step forms, clearer validation, and smoother navigation.
  • Site-wide SEO and structured data improved for core marketing routes.
  • Industry Plug consulting and creative sections were expanded with updated assets and interactions.

December 22, 2025

Accounts, invitations, and marketing polish

  • Profile and settings experiences matured, including profile imagery and animated controls where appropriate.
  • Team invitations gained email validation, user search, and resend flows.
  • The sidebar respects your role so navigation stays relevant.
  • Distribution and hero/video experiences improved for mobile and Safari.
  • Newsletter and popup flows integrated human verification and smarter provider handling.
  • Routine dependency and framework maintenance improved overall stability.

December 2, 2025

Sign-in foundation and email reliability

  • Introduced a modern account system with dedicated sign-in, registration, and recovery flows.
  • Hardened transactional email delivery and validation for fewer silent failures.
  • Marketing and UI components were modernized (for example, more accessible dropdowns).

July 9, 2025

Mailing list and on-site signup

  • Added an on-brand mailing list experience with animation and configuration controls.
  • Integrated external newsletter provider behavior with clearer success and error handling.

June 29, 2025

Marketing site launch and design system

  • Established the Next.js marketing experience with shared layout, hero, FAQ, testimonials, and benefits content.
  • Centralized brand colors, typography, and dark mode so pages stay consistent as the site grows.
  • Improved mobile overflow, motion preferences, and carousel or gallery interactions for smaller screens.
  • Refined navigation and copy toward an artist-services positioning.
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