Link in bio for musicians: what to put on it (free)

A musician’s link in bio should put your music first, then one clear action (a new release, a pre-save or “join my list”), then your other links in the order people need them. Keep it to a handful of buttons, use your own name in the address, and make sure fans can leave their email so you are not relying on one platform to reach them.

What goes on it, in order

Your name, photo and one line. Who you are and what you make.
One action. The new song, a pre-save or “join my list”.
Your music. Songs that play right on the page.
Releases. Each with its streaming links.
Socials. As small icons, not big buttons.
Work with me. If you take sessions, mixes or features.

Mistakes to avoid

A page that only links away, with nothing to listen to.
Ten buttons of equal size, so nothing stands out.
A random address instead of your artist name.
No way for fans to leave an email.

Common questions

What should be at the top?

Whatever you want people to do this week: the new single, the pre-save, a show. Older releases go further down.

How many links is too many?

More than six or seven buttons and people stop reading. Group the rest under your releases.

Why collect emails if I have followers?

Followers belong to the platform: what they see is decided by an algorithm. A list of fans who gave you their email is yours, and a letter reaches all of them.

Should producers and engineers have one too?

Yes. Credits, a few songs you worked on, and a clear way to hire you do more than a bio. A page that takes enquiries turns visits into work.

Or make it in Songcase

Songcase gives you a free page at songcase.app/@yourname: your photo, your links in your order, your releases with their pre-save, your social icons from a paste, and whether you take work, in one of 18 themes or your own colours, with a QR card to print. Fans can join your list, and you see which country and which link they came from. Members can write letters to that list and send quotes clients agree to online. Claim your name.