Team website
The hosted artist website at /@slug/website (and on a custom domain): templates, sections, the inline editor, and what each section pulls from Aden.
What it is
Every team gets a website at aden.space/@yourhandle/website, and on your own
domain once you connect one. It is built from what you already keep in Aden:
your releases, shows, photos, posts and contact addresses. Nothing to maintain
by hand.
Sections
The website is a stack of sections, each shown only when there is something in it:
- Music: the latest release, with its streaming links, and the seven before it.
- Shows: your next ten public shows, soonest first. A Past shows button reveals the last ten that already happened.
- Highlights: your curated profile feed and your three latest posts. Pin photos, videos, releases or shows from the feed editor and give each tile a size (small, wide, tall, large) to build a mosaic.
- Contact: a short form that opens the visitor's email app, addressed to the contact you choose.
Your Book and Submit a demo pages get a button in the hero, in the header and in the footer, so they are never more than one click away. Book shows when you accept booking inquiries; both can be hidden from your appearance settings.
Templates
Pick one in Settings → Website:
- Classic, Modern, Minimal: a fixed header, a full-screen hero on your banner, sections underneath. They follow the visitor's light or dark mode. The logo swaps with the theme: your dark-surface variant over the banner and in dark mode, the light-surface one in light mode.
- Immersive: a dark, full-bleed site in your accent colour. The banner drifts as you scroll, your name shrinks into the header, the menu takes the whole screen, and your name runs in a marquee under the hero. The profile page keeps the Classic look when this template is selected.
Editing
When you are signed in and on your own website, an edit button floats in the corner. Reorder or hide sections, add a text or call-to-action block, and set the header layout. Save publishes immediately.
Label submission follow-ups
A recurring nudge on a label pitch that has not been answered, with a previewable follow-up email you send yourself and a dashboard queue of everything still waiting.
Track email matching
Scan a connected Gmail inbox for threads that mention your track titles and link submissions, label replies and feedback to the track.