Types of Releases You Can Upload to EVEN

EVEN allows you to share a variety of music formats. Here's an overview of the different types of releases you can upload:

Singles

A single is typically one standalone track that highlights your latest work or a key song from an upcoming project. Singles are often used to generate buzz and promote future releases.

• Ideal for: Building anticipation, testing fan engagement, or spotlighting a particular song.

• Tracks: 1 song.

EPs

An EP (Extended Play) is a short collection of songs, longer than a single but shorter than a full album. EPs are a great way to share more of your work without committing to a full-length project.

• Ideal for: Sharing a cohesive set of songs or introducing a new sound.

• Tracks: Typically 3-5 songs, under 30 minutes in total.

Compilations

A compilation consists of a collection of songs that may be from various artists, genres, or previously released projects. This format is often used to highlight a specific theme, genre, or artist collaborations.

• Ideal for: Showcasing multiple artists, creating themed collections, or curating a specific music vibe.

• Tracks: Can vary, often 10+ songs

  
  

Mixtapes

A mixtape is a collection of tracks that can include original songs, freestyles, and remixes. Mixtapes give artists the flexibility to share their raw and unfiltered creative ideas.

• Ideal for: Experimenting with new sounds, showcasing versatility, or giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at your creative process.

• Tracks: Typically 8-12 songs, but can vary.

Albums

An album is a full-length body of work, often used to showcase a larger, more polished collection of songs that tell a story or explore a theme. Albums represent a more complete expression of your artistry.

• Ideal for: Artists ready to make a major statement with a significant project.

• Tracks: Generally 10-15+ songs, with a total length over 30 minutes, but can vary.

Each of these release types provides a unique opportunity to share your music on EVEN, offering flexibility in how you present your creative work to fans.