Moontown Sounds — a music company's entire online operation, rebuilt

I recently rebuilt Moontown Sounds, a Houston-based music production and supervision company, from a static Bandzoogle site into a full web platform — treating Moontown itself as the client and me as the studio that shipped it.

What we made:

A completely redesigned site — a deep-space, cosmic aesthetic that finally matches the company's attitude. Home, launches, artist roster, productions, and music-supervision pages, all backed by a lightweight CMS so content owners publish new releases, blog posts, and credits without touching a developer.

Automated social media — when a post is scheduled or published, the platform automatically cross-posts to X and Instagram with the right artist tags, follow-up timing, and media handling. Draft once, publish everywhere, with idempotency so nothing double-posts.

Business communication — a hardened contact form that routes client inquiries to the team's real inbox with spam protection and rate limiting, plus transactional email infrastructure on their own domain (notify.moontownsounds.com).

Private media previews — a signed-link system for sharing unreleased videos with press and producers before a public premiere, with streaming handled properly.

Results: significant organic traffic growth, faster content turnaround (a new single announcement goes from idea to live site + socials in minutes), and Search Console integration with dynamic sitemaps for discoverability.

The best part for the client: they manage the whole thing through a conversational interface — "schedule a post about this for Tuesday, tag the artist, and find the album art" — no code, no CMS learning curve.