AI for musicians: prepare a press kit and release plan.
Build an electronic press kit, organize a music release checklist and explore album-cover ideas. Keep artist facts, promotional assets and release plans together as the track takes shape.
Mira Vale plans to release Harbour Lights on November 6. The artist describes a reflective guitar-and-voice song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence.
Your follow-up
Make it a one-sentence introduction.
Arya
Mira Vale’s planned November 6 release, Harbour Lights, explores returning to a familiar place through a reflective guitar-and-voice arrangement, as described by the artist.
Find the missing pieces in a release brief
Ask for an approved photo and bio, final composition and recording credits, and the confirmed listening link when available.
Ask for an approved photo and bio, final composition and recording credits, and the confirmed listening link when available. Check master ownership, artwork rights and distributor requirements before treating the kit as ready.
Your follow-up
Put that into a friendly message.
Arya
Could you send the approved photo, bio and final credits, and confirm the master and artwork approvals? We can add the listening link once release availability is confirmed.
Give cover artwork a little movement
Start with an image, describe the movement and review the whole returned clip.
1A warm acoustic folk song with a clear solo vocal, fingerpicked guitar and soft upright piano, relaxed steady rhythm, cozy and hopeful. Natural spacious sound; no drums or percussion. Sing the supplied lyrics.
Lyrics
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Morning light across the floor
One more day, an open door
Set the kettle, take it slow
Let the quiet hours grow
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Home is in the little things
Simple days and what they bring
Through the weather, through the years
There is room for hope right here
Use Prompt for the sound and Lyrics for words you have permission to use. Check the available model and estimate before generating another take.
Build an artist press kit and release materials
Follow the Harbour Lights example: prepare a press kit, organize release dependencies and compare sleeve directions. Missing assets and approvals stay visible.
Build the Harbour Lights press kit
Use the supplied artist description and mark missing assets clearly.
Use the supplied artist description and mark missing assets clearly.
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An artist press kit for your next release
Release pitch
Mira Vale’s Harbour Lights is planned for November 6. The release brief describes a reflective guitar-and-voice song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence.
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt
Asset checklist
Approved artist photo, biography, final composition and recording credits, and listening link still need to be supplied. Do not substitute fabricated press quotes or audience numbers.
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt
The copy uses the artist’s description; it does not claim a listening review.
Mira Vale’s release brief sets Harbour Lights for November 6, 2026. A reflective acoustic track with guitar and voice, according to the artist’s supplied description. No audio or biography beyond this description is supplied.
Available assets
Final master and artwork approval due October 16. Distributor delivery target October 20 subject to distributor confirmation. No streaming URL, press quote, audience statistics or venue booking is supplied.
Release message
A song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence. Use reflective, direct language. Prepare an electronic press kit, a release checklist and two sleeve directions. Do not invent reviews or say the sample listened to a master.
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt
Review sequence
October 16: artist approves master and artwork. October 20: confirm distributor requirements and delivery. October 30: approve announcement copy. November 6: publish only after artist and distributor confirm release availability.
Rights and missing information
Confirm master ownership, composition credits, artwork rights and distributor terms. Artist must supply an approved photo, bio, final credits and listening link before completing the press kit.
Prepare the Harbour Lights release checklist
Link planned dates to artist, rights and distributor approvals.
Link planned dates to artist, rights and distributor approvals.
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Dates linked to the approvals that make them possible
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Release sequence
October 16: artist approves master and artwork. October 20: confirm distributor requirements and delivery. October 30: approve announcement copy. November 6: publish only after artist and distributor confirm release availability.
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Before public availability
Verify master ownership, composition credits, artwork rights and distributor terms. A planning date does not establish that delivery or release has occurred.
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt
Distributor and rights checks remain real dependencies.
Mira Vale’s release brief sets Harbour Lights for November 6, 2026. A reflective acoustic track with guitar and voice, according to the artist’s supplied description. No audio or biography beyond this description is supplied.
Available assets
Final master and artwork approval due October 16. Distributor delivery target October 20 subject to distributor confirmation. No streaming URL, press quote, audience statistics or venue booking is supplied.
Release message
A song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence. Use reflective, direct language. Prepare an electronic press kit, a release checklist and two sleeve directions. Do not invent reviews or say the sample listened to a master.
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt
Review sequence
October 16: artist approves master and artwork. October 20: confirm distributor requirements and delivery. October 30: approve announcement copy. November 6: publish only after artist and distributor confirm release availability.
Rights and missing information
Confirm master ownership, composition credits, artwork rights and distributor terms. Artist must supply an approved photo, bio, final credits and listening link before completing the press kit.
Design two Harbour Lights sleeve directions
Compare reflective visual directions without fabricating endorsements.
Mira Vale’s release brief sets Harbour Lights for November 6, 2026. A reflective acoustic track with guitar and voice, according to the artist’s supplied description. No audio or biography beyond this description is supplied.
Available assets
Final master and artwork approval due October 16. Distributor delivery target October 20 subject to distributor confirmation. No streaming URL, press quote, audience statistics or venue booking is supplied.
Release message
A song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence. Use reflective, direct language. Prepare an electronic press kit, a release checklist and two sleeve directions. Do not invent reviews or say the sample listened to a master.
About these examples
Prepare a press kit, release plan and cover ideas
Explore the sample deliverables, then open the workflow to inspect their inputs and evidence.
From the first question to useful work
Build the Harbour Lights press kit
Use the supplied artist description and mark missing assets clearly.
Add the artist description, confirmed release facts and permitted assets before sending.
Read all source material
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt
Artist and track
Mira Vale’s release brief sets Harbour Lights for November 6, 2026. A reflective acoustic track with guitar and voice, according to the artist’s supplied description. No audio or biography beyond this description is supplied.
Available assets
Final master and artwork approval due October 16. Distributor delivery target October 20 subject to distributor confirmation. No streaming URL, press quote, audience statistics or venue booking is supplied.
Release message
A song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence. Use reflective, direct language. Prepare an electronic press kit, a release checklist and two sleeve directions. Do not invent reviews or say the sample listened to a master.
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt
Review sequence
October 16: artist approves master and artwork. October 20: confirm distributor requirements and delivery. October 30: approve announcement copy. November 6: publish only after artist and distributor confirm release availability.
Rights and missing information
Confirm master ownership, composition credits, artwork rights and distributor terms. Artist must supply an approved photo, bio, final credits and listening link before completing the press kit.
Build an artist press kit
Use the supplied artist description and mark missing assets clearly.
Refine release copy against the artist brief
Compare the draft with a focused revision, keeping the source facts in view.
Try one focused revision
Suggested follow-up using the same source facts.
Focused follow-up
What change should I ask for?
Make a concise press pitch. Preserve the planned date and attribute the song description to the artist; do not imply you heard the track.
Original excerpt
What does the existing example say?
Mira Vale’s Harbour Lights is planned for November 6. The release brief describes a reflective guitar-and-voice song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence.
Suggested revision
What could that revision look like?
Mira Vale plans to release Harbour Lights on November 6. The artist describes a reflective guitar-and-voice song about returning to a familiar place after a long absence.
Purpose-created release brief; no generated audio or listening claims.
Has this preview assessed the audio?
Artist and track Mira Vale’s release brief sets Harbour Lights for November 6, 2026. A reflective acoustic track with guitar and voice, according to the artist’s supplied description. No audio or biography beyond this description is supplied.
Is distributor delivery confirmed?
Available assets Final master and artwork approval due October 16. Distributor delivery target October 20 subject to distributor confirmation. No streaming URL, press quote, audience statistics or venue booking is supplied.
Draft planning dates; music and artwork rights still need verification.
What approvals precede the release date?
Review sequence October 16: artist approves master and artwork. October 20: confirm distributor requirements and delivery. October 30: approve announcement copy. November 6: publish only after artist and distributor confirm release availability.
Which press-kit assets are still missing?
Rights and missing information Confirm master ownership, composition credits, artwork rights and distributor terms. Artist must supply an approved photo, bio, final credits and listening link before completing the press kit.
Use Chat to discuss the request and refine the result with follow-up questions.
Deliverable: Generated instrumental
What to provide
Genre, tempo, instrumentation and intended length
Example prompt
Generate an original instrumental concept with a relaxed 90 BPM feel, warm bass, light percussion and a clear ending. Avoid imitating a named artist or using existing lyrics. Treat it as a concept I will listen to and revise; confirm available duration options before generation.
What to check
Listen to the full result
Review lyrics and permissions
Confirm release metadata
Work
Build the Harbour Lights press kit
The copy uses the artist’s description; it does not claim a listening review.
Use Work to create and revise the editable Harbour Lights press kit.docx with the supplied source files.
Deliverable: Harbour Lights press kit.docx
What to provide
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt: Purpose-created release brief; no generated audio or listening claims.
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt: Draft planning dates; music and artwork rights still need verification.
Example prompt
Create Harbour Lights press kit.docx from Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt and Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt. Include the release pitch, supplied description and an asset checklist. Mark missing photo, bio, final credits and listening link. Do not invent reviews, listener figures or a listening assessment.
What to check
Confirm rights, credits, assets and distributor requirements
Check the original source and unresolved assumptions
Review before publishing, spending or changing a plan
Work
Prepare the Harbour Lights release checklist
Distributor and rights checks remain real dependencies.
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt: Purpose-created release brief; no generated audio or listening claims.
Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt: Draft planning dates; music and artwork rights still need verification.
Example prompt
Create Harbour Lights release checklist.docx from Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt and Harbour-lights-release-checks.txt. Preserve the October 16, 20, 30 and November 6 milestones as a draft with approvals and rights dependencies. Do not claim a distribution job was submitted.
What to check
Confirm rights, credits, assets and distributor requirements
Check the original source and unresolved assumptions
Review before publishing, spending or changing a plan
Work
Design two Harbour Lights sleeve directions
Native editorial layout concepts; no master or public release is produced.
Use Work to create and revise the editable Harbour Lights sleeve directions.png with the supplied source files.
Deliverable: Harbour Lights sleeve directions.png
What to provide
Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt: Purpose-created release brief; no generated audio or listening claims.
Example prompt
Create Harbour Lights sleeve directions.png from Harbour-lights-release-brief.txt. Use Mira Vale, Harbour Lights, reflective acoustic positioning and two clean sleeve directions. Keep artwork approval pending. Do not add press quotes, statistics or release-platform logos.
What to check
Confirm rights, credits, assets and distributor requirements
Check the original source and unresolved assumptions
Review before publishing, spending or changing a plan
More prompts
Chat
Revise a lyric draft
Two chorus alternatives with explanations of phrasing and rhyme choices.
Use Chat to discuss the request and refine the result with follow-up questions.
Deliverable: Revised lyric options
What to provide
Your own lyrics, melody phrasing notes and intended theme
Example prompt
Suggest revisions to my supplied chorus that keep its meaning and fit the indicated phrasing. Give two alternatives, explain the rhyme and stress choices, and do not borrow lines from existing songs.
What to check
Listen to the full result
Review lyrics and permissions
Confirm release metadata
Work
Build a release preparation workbook
A release checklist workbook with asset status, metadata checks and unresolved rights questions.
Use Work to build and revise Release preparation workbook.xlsx from your source material.
Deliverable: Release preparation workbook.xlsx
What to provide
Confirmed release date, approved assets and distributor requirements
Example prompt
Create a release workbook tracking metadata, artwork, audio checks, rights confirmations, promotional assets and review owners. Separate confirmed deadlines from proposals and do not distribute music or upload assets automatically. Deliver "Release preparation workbook.xlsx" as the requested editable artifact. Ask for missing source material rather than inventing facts.
What to check
Listen to the full result
Review lyrics and permissions
Confirm release metadata
Work
Create an electronic press kit draft
An editable press-kit draft containing verified music facts and a list of missing links or permissions.
Use Work to build and revise Electronic press kit.docx from your source material.
Deliverable: Electronic press kit.docx
What to provide
Approved biography, track facts, permissioned images and contact details
Example prompt
Create an editable press-kit document with the approved biography, track notes, credits, images and contact details. Do not invent awards, streams, endorsements or press quotes; flag missing links and rights information for review. Deliver "Electronic press kit.docx" as the requested editable artifact. Ask for missing source material rather than inventing facts.
Which parts of a music release do these examples cover?
The Harbour Lights examples prepare a press kit, release checklist and sleeve directions from an artist brief. They preserve missing photos, credits, links and approvals. No audio is supplied, so the sample does not claim to have listened to a master or generated the track.
Can I build a release-preparation workbook in Work?
Supply the confirmed release date, asset status and distributor requirements. Ask for a checklist that tracks metadata, approvals, delivery dependencies and unresolved rights questions. Opening the prompt leaves the draft unsent.
What should I review before releasing the material?
Listen to the actual master, verify composition and recording credits, clear artwork rights and confirm distributor requirements. Check the press-kit claims and final listening links. Sample dates are planning inputs; the examples do not submit a release or prove its availability.
What should go into a musician’s electronic press kit?
Supply an approved biography, release facts, artist photo, credits, contact details and listening links. Ask Work to organize those assets and flag missing items. The Harbour Lights sample has no supplied biography, photo, final credits or listening link, so it leaves those requests visible instead of inventing press quotes or audience numbers.
What should I do when press-kit links or credits are missing?
Keep them as items to confirm rather than inventing a streaming URL, review quote, collaborator credit or booking contact. Check the approved artist biography, release date and permissions before sharing. The press-kit example demonstrates release writing and planning; it is not evidence that the music was heard or released.
Can I start in Chat, or do I need Work?
Use Chat for questions and text drafts. Choose Work when you want a project with tools and editable files. Work requires Plus and uses credits; see Pricing for plans and allowances. Opening a draft does not send it or attach the example files.
Develop a music idea.
Try an arrangement for original lyrics or an instrumental concept. Compare real samples, then write a brief and review the resulting audio.
