One page for listeners and for buyers.
Listeners want the release, the tour dates, and the merch. A label, a sync supervisor, or a brand wants press material, past work, and a way to ask. The page carries both.
Cabana Studio for musicians
Musicians run a business with the same shape as a creator business: a public page, inbound inquiries, agreements, deadlines, and payments. Cabana Studio holds the release links and press material on one page, tracks partnership and sync inquiries as deals with stages, keeps agreements and usage terms attached, and records what was paid, so a release week does not erase the paperwork.Keep release links, press material and the records behind bookings and partnerships together.
For musicians, in brief
- One page for listeners and buyers
- Sync and partnership rights on the deal
- Invoices tied to the agreement
Cabana does not distribute music, collect royalties or register works. Keep your distributor and collection society.
Sync and partnership inquiries as deals.
Sample data
An inquiry becomes a record with the usage requested, the territory, the term, and the fee, so a conversation about rights does not live in three separate email threads.
Money that reconciles.
Invoices come from the agreement, payments are approved by you, and every payout leaves a record.
Questions people ask
Does Cabana Studio handle music royalties or distribution?
No. Cabana Studio does not distribute music, collect royalties, or register works. It handles the business records around partnership, sync, and brand work: the inquiry, the agreement, the deliverables, the invoice, and the payout record. Keep your distributor and your collection society, and use Cabana Studio for the deals beside them.
Can a band share one workspace?
A workspace belongs to one account, and the public page represents one act, so a band typically runs a single shared workspace for the project rather than one per member. Extra inbox accounts and social connections are available as paid add-ons.