Give a release room to be heard.
An editable artist website for designers making a home for music, live dates and the story around them.
A first listen, close at hand.
Try the real preview used in the demonstration website. Sona Vey is a fictional artist; the synthetic audio is original work by Wuren Studio.
Playback starts when you choose Play. The preview can be paused or scrubbed.
Follow the listener.
A useful artist website moves from discovery to a closer listen, then toward a live date or a conversation. Explore each part of the website below.
Find a way into the archive.
Browse the release covers and filter the collection. Return from a detail page without losing your place.
Live website preview. Open the page above for a full browser view.
Make the next release your own.
The structure follows the work of an independent artist. Designers can keep the useful parts and make the visual direction their client's own.
Edit the artist
Replace the name, introduction, artwork and contact route. Modular component controls keep these changes close to the page.
Build the archive
Add releases and shows in two native CMS collections. Artwork, previews, stories and dates flow into their own detail pages.
Connect the next action
Use the artist's own purchase, streaming and attendance links. Configure the contact route, then check the website with real content.
A complete starting point for an artist site.
- Native Framer template
- Seven page types, two CMS collections and modular editable components. The demonstration includes six releases and four clearly fictional events.
- Standalone website
- A self-contained HTML version with the same core listening, archive and contact tasks. It is edited separately from the Framer version.
- Original media and sources
- Original cobalt acoustic artwork, six synthetic preview pieces, component sources, fonts and their licences. Replace the demonstration media with the artist's own work.
- A clear handover
- An English quick-start, content map, contact and link setup instructions, and product usage terms for the buyer.
Before you make it yours.
Who is this made for?
Freelance designers and small studios building artist release websites, plus independent musicians and cultural creators who are comfortable editing their own site. The demonstration focuses on one artist's work and events.
What does the purchase include?
The template, standalone website, original demonstration media, editable sources and guides. A Framer account and the appropriate hosting, CMS and domain plan are separate. External streaming, ticketing and form services use the buyer's own accounts.
Can visitors play the music and send an enquiry?
Audio begins on a visitor's action and supports pause and seek. Replace the preview files with audio you have permission to use. Contact starts unconfigured; the owner adds an email address or their HTTPS form service before accepting enquiries.
How does the motion behave on a phone?
The site keeps ordinary scrolling and touch controls. Page motion can be paused, and reduced-motion preferences are respected. Essential information and actions remain available with animation turned off.
Give the work a place to continue.
Resonance Release Studio brings releases, live dates and the artist's story into one editable website.
US$13 single purchase. Hosting and external services are separate.
Wuren Studio. Digital goods with a point of view.
Paid orders and delivery are handled by Lemon Squeezy.
For order or product issues, use the seller contact shown on your receipt.