For composers & artists

Your press kit and pitches.
One link.

DropCue is a music pitching platform and EPK for composers and artists: private playlists with a tracked link for each supervisor, plus a portfolio page for your music, reels and bio. See who listened, what they played and what they downloaded.

7-day free trial · no card required · Artist from $8/mo annual

How it works

  1. Upload your music. Drag in WAV, AIFF, FLAC, M4A or MP3, plus video reels, and the embedded metadata comes with them.
  2. Build your page and playlists. Your bio, links and reels on one EPK, and playlists with sections for each brief.
  3. Send one link. Supervisors stream with no login, and you see what they played.

Your press kit. One branded address.

Your bio, links, playlists and video reels on one page you can hand to any supervisor. Playlists go out as one polished link with a password if you want one, and supervisors press play in any browser with no app and no account.

Know who is listening. Follow up with confidence.

See every play and download by recipient, so you know who opened your link and which tracks stood out before you send the next email.

Every version under one cue. The busywork done for you.

Upload a master with its instrumental, TV mix, cutdowns and stems, and they nest under the main track so a supervisor expands one entry to get them all. AI writes descriptions, detects BPM and key, and separates stems.

Send music to a music supervisor, step by step

  1. Put one to three finished tracks you control in a playlist. On Pro, instrumentals and cutdowns uploaded with them nest under each main track.
  2. Open Share and add the supervisor by name to get their own link. Add a password and an expiry if the music is unreleased.
  3. Paste the link into a short email that names the project. Supervisors press play in the browser with no account.
  4. On Pro, the playlist Stats show whether they opened it, which tracks they played or downloaded, and when. Turn on Share alert emails in Settings, Profile to get an email when they press play.
  5. Follow up once after 7 to 14 days, and mention the track they played.

See which parts of each track were heard

Each track has its own analytics page on Pro. It shades the track waveform by how many plays heard each part, so you can see whether supervisors skipped to the drop or stopped after the intro, next to the track completion rate. It counts every play of the track across your playlists, albums, catalog, embeds and portfolio, not one person at a time. Per person, you see which tracks they played or downloaded and when.

DropCue vs DISCO, ReelCrafter, SourceAudio and Squarespace for composers

These are the tools composers most often use to send and show their music. The differences that matter for pitching are private links, knowing who listened, and price.

DropCueDISCOReelCrafterSourceAudioSquarespace
Built forComposers pitching their own catalog to supervisorsMusic businesses sharing and pitching catalogsCreatives who pitch with reelsCatalogs licensing to TV, radio, brands and tech platformsAny website
Price, billed annuallyArtist $8/mo; Pro $15/moArtist $10.80/mo; Pro $26.99/mo per userFree plan; Starter $8.33/mo; Professional $20.83/moArtist $15/mo for up to 99 tracksBasic $19/mo
Password and expiring linksArtist and upArtist and Pro, not PlusProfessionalNot listedNot verified
A private link for each personYes, on every planAssigned URLs on Plus and Pro5 share links free, 10 on Starter, unlimited on ProfessionalNot listedNot listed
See who listenedWho opened it, which tracks each person played or downloaded, and when (Pro)Advanced playlist stats on every planReel opens on Starter; advanced analytics on ProfessionalNot listedSite-wide visits, traffic sources and location
Which parts of a track were heardShaded on the waveform for each track (Pro)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Video uploadsPro: files up to 1 GBNot listed80 GB on ProfessionalNot listed30 minutes on Basic

Checked on each vendor's own page on October 19, 2026. "Not listed" means that page did not list it, not that the product cannot do it. Sources: DISCO pricing, ReelCrafter pricing, SourceAudio plans and pricing, Squarespace pricing, DropCue pricing. Prices change, so check before you buy.

Common questions from composers

How do I make an EPK with DropCue?

Upload your best tracks and a video reel, add a short bio and contact info, and pick your colors. Your EPK lives at one branded link you can paste into emails or pin to your social bio, and unlike a PDF press kit you see who opened it, what they played and what they downloaded. Portfolio pages are on Pro.

How do I share music with supervisors using DropCue?

Upload your tracks and videos, build a playlist with sections, and send one branded link. Supervisors stream in the browser with no login, and you see every play and download.

Can supervisors leave feedback on my tracks?

Yes. Supervisors click anywhere on the waveform to leave a timestamped comment, so the note is pinned to the exact moment in the track. Comments are on Pro.

How much does DropCue cost for composers?

Artist is $8 per month billed annually, with no track limit. Pro starts at $15 per month billed annually and adds full analytics, timestamped comments and your portfolio page. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required.

How do I send music to a music supervisor?

Pick a supervisor whose recent credits fit your sound, then send one to three tracks you fully control as a private streaming link, never an attachment, in a short email that names the project. In DropCue, add the supervisor as a recipient on a playlist to get their own link; on Pro you see whether they opened it and which tracks they played. Follow up once after 7 to 14 days.

Can I see which parts of a track a supervisor listened to?

You can see which tracks each person played or downloaded and when. Which parts were heard is shown per track across all of its plays, with the waveform shaded by how many plays heard each part, and for one person when you click their name in the By Recipient table. Both are on Pro.

Is DropCue cheaper than DISCO?

For one person on Pro, yes. DropCue Pro starts at $15/mo billed annually with per-person play tracking and AI tools included. DISCO Pro is $26.99 per user per month billed annually. DISCO Artist ($10.80/mo billed annually) is closer to DropCue Artist ($8/mo). DISCO prices checked October 2026.

Same features. Half the price.

Your EPK, your pitches and your analytics in one link. 7-day free trial, no credit card required.

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Artist from $8/mo annual. Pro from $15/mo annual. Cancel anytime.

Last reviewed and updated October 19, 2026.