ListenUp.to: One Page for Your Band

Musicians don't need a website. They need one good link.

Music gets scattered across Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, and a dozen other platforms. Every band has the same problem: there's no single place to send someone that has everything. ListenUp.to solves that with a form, not a website builder.

A musician answers an intuitive series of format-agnostic questions: what's your name, where's your music, have you got gigs coming up, where's your merch? The questions glean and gather output from across platforms into one well-formatted page at a memorable URL: listenup.to/yourband.

No drag-and-drop. No fifty layouts. No templates to agonise over. Fill in a form, hit publish. Most bands have a live page in under ten minutes.

Music embeds — Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Spotify. Type your handle, ListenUp builds the embed.

Videos — drop a YouTube link, it plays in place.

Gig dates — date, venue, city, ticket link. No event-platform integration needed.

Merch links — point to your store, your Bandcamp merch page, wherever.

Booking and contact — one booking email, no public inbox. Press get an EPK; fans get the music.

A proper URL — listenup.to/yourband. Short enough to read out loud at a gig.

I built this because I needed it. As Procrastinatrix (444+ tracks, 13 albums, BBC Radio Wales airplay), I know how fragmented a musician's output gets across platforms. The tool I wanted didn't exist, so I made it and offered it free to other musicians. Paid tiers from £5/month cover hosting and development.

The platform is live with artists across genres and geographies: Crow Nation (Apocalyptic Grime, London), Hedgetooth (Ritual Hauntology, Wales), Sad Cypress (arty folk-pop, Cardiff), Warrior Bones (raw and gritty, Audenge), T00TH (Experimental DnB, Swansea), and Tardigrade (Organic Techno, Hereford/Brecon — a collaboration between Omar Majeed and myself).

Full-stack build: form-driven CMS, dynamic page rendering, automatic embed generation from platform handles, OG image generation per band, and mobile-first design optimised for fast loading on phones at venues.