“Bounce it, sleep on it, listen again tomorrow.”
Radio stations
A radio station uses Aden to receive music for airplay and to close the loop on it. Promos arrive through a submission portal with the release details and assets attached, and the airplay that follows shows up as data on the same track the artist and label are watching.
Tracks submitted for airplay arrive with metadata, artwork and release date, in a list you triage rather than an inbox you archive.
Listen-and-rate promo campaigns give programmers a way to respond that the sender can actually count.
A radio-station grant opens metadata, release and assets, so the artist name, release date and artwork are on the record.
Plays and station data feed back into the artist's analytics alongside streaming and social numbers.
Playlist scheduling for what goes out when, rather than a spreadsheet per week.
Your station has a public organisation page artists and labels can find and submit to.
Link each artist team as Radio Station. The link closes when the relationship ends.
Yes. Stations take submissions through a public portal, with metadata, artwork and release details attached.
Yes. Radio airplay analytics, plays and stations, appear on team analytics alongside streaming and social growth.