nine71 for labels

Route your demo inbox through nine71 and get every submission ranked against your own sound. Your catalogue never leaves your workspace.

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Triage, not discovery

You already know your catalogue. The value here is not being told what your sound is — it is never having to open the four hundredth email to find the one that fits it.

Every submission, ranked

Your inbox ordered by fit against your own roster, so the closest records surface first instead of the loudest senders.

Your nights, read

Set reads for the nights your artists are playing, in the same workspace as the inbox.

A private workspace

Your catalogue is yours. It is never shown to another customer, never used to answer anyone else’s question, and never leaves your account.

Terms for unreleased music

Promos are not purchases. The agreement is written around that rather than adapted from stock terms.

Your team, one view

Shared shortlists and decisions, so two A&Rs are not listening to the same record twice.

Priced per seat or volume

Invoiced, not self-serve. Catalogue set-up is bespoke and the confidentiality terms need a conversation.

Your catalogue does not leave your workspace

This is the part most worth asking us hard questions about, so we will be direct: a label’s catalogue is never exposed to another customer, never used to answer a public query, and never surfaced through any other part of the product. It is a structural separation, not a policy we intend to follow.

What that means in practice

Three commitments you can hold us to, and a fourth we will put in writing.

Your roster only answers your questions

It is not pooled, not borrowed, and not consulted on anyone else’s behalf.

Nothing about it is visible publicly

No part of the public product reveals what a label has, has heard, or has passed on.

You can have it removed, in full

On request, and without a retention clause working against you.

Start with a conversation

Tell us roughly how much comes in and what you sign. We will show you what it looks like ranked.