For artist managers

Every artist's release. One screen, not five chats.

One artist and one release? A group chat and a Drive folder hold up fine. Add a second release, a third artist and a team, and keeping it all moving becomes the real job. Urganize is built for that part.

Start free

14 days free. No card.

The plan

You don't start from a blank page for artist number three.

Create a release and Urganize lays out the whole rollout, sized to the format: 64 activities for a single, 90 for an EP, 113 for an album. Every artist gets the same starting plan and you can edit or delete any activity.

  • One template, shaped for each release
  • Every activity dated around that release day
  • Edit or delete anything. It's your plan
The Urganize catalog for a team running several artists: a grid of release cards, each with cover art, a release date and a progress bar counting finished activities against its plan.The Urganize catalog for a team running several artists: a grid of release cards, each with cover art, a release date and a progress bar counting finished activities against its plan.

Everything else

Hand-offs, the press kit and status come with it.

Ownership

Hand work off without babysitting it. Every activity has an owner, a due date and a priority. Nothing starts before the step it needs is done.

Press kit

One link, ready whenever press asks. Urganize builds a press kit from the release, keeps it up to date and works the same for any artist you run.

Status

Answer "where's that release?" without scrolling WhatsApp. One workspace shows every release you run: progress, what's overdue, what's due this week and which artist it belongs to.

Urganize significantly reduces the chaos that often comes with managing multiple music releases, artists, and team members.

Adenaiye Miracle, Artist Manager

Run every release with a system.

Start with a 14-day free trial, and we set up every team personally. See how that works.

Start free

14 days free. No card.

Running a bigger roster with your own team? See Urganize for labels. Answering for releases other people run? See Urganize for executives.