Sorted before
you listen.
Answered in one tap.
A demo portal of your own instead of a mailbox. Ten seconds in, it knows you heard it. The verdict you give is the one the sender sees — which is why they send here.
Labels open on TheJay after the launch. Make music or run an agency? Artists and agencies can start today.
Six tabs, and none of them is a folder you maintain.
New, listening, waiting on you, a new version of something you already heard, shortlisted, passed. Every one of those is read from what has happened rather than from a label somebody remembered to apply.
Accepting a demo opens the record.
One press turns a submission into a shared project: the artist is invited into it, the demo becomes its first file, and the deliverables and the campaign hang off the date. Move the date and everything dated from it moves with it.
Demos are free for ever. A slate is €790 a year.
The portal is how a label finds the artists that make it a label, so intake is unlimited on every plan and always will be — and so is listening, rating, tagging, answering and blocking. What Studio buys is the slate: more than two releases open at once, deliverables with named approvers, the campaign across every record, and the whole office. The artists you sign are never counted, on any plan. Reading a contract for you is the AI add-on — €9,99 a month, on any plan; uploading, sending and signing one are free. A label doing four singles a year runs here honestly and pays nothing.
Open the portal. See what arrives.
No card, and the free plan has no clock on it. Thirty days of Studio if you want to run the slate as well, and nothing is removed when they end.
Labels open on TheJay after the launch. Make music or run an agency? Artists and agencies can start today.