ARTIST MANAGEMENT APPLICATION

Present your project

We review the music, the artist’s direction and the ability to build a serious working relationship. A large audience is not required, but preparation, honesty and commitment matter.

MANAGEMENT DIRECTORY

Application is the fourth step

Use the Management menu to move directly between the public stages of the Input Record review and collaboration process.

BEFORE YOU APPLY

Prepare the information once, then complete the form

The application is designed to identify the project, understand the support requested and verify whether a serious review can begin.

01

Gather your links

Prepare one representative music link, your main professional page and an optional electronic press kit.

02

Define your goals

Explain the project, your three priorities for the next 12 months and the management support you need.

03

Disclose your position

Identify your current team, label or distribution status, existing commitments and realistic project budget.

04

Review before sending

The form prepares an email on your device. Verify every answer and send it from your own email program.

STEP 1

Artist and project information

Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Your answers will be prepared as an email to Input Record; nothing is submitted until you review and send that email.

Contact details
Music and professional presence
Goals and management needs
What support are you looking for? *
Rights, transparency and consent

When you continue, your email application will be generated on this device and your email program will open. Review it before sending it to contact@inputrecord.com.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A conversation comes before a contract

Selected applicants may be invited to an exploratory meeting. That meeting is used to confirm objectives, expectations, responsibilities and the most appropriate working model.

No management relationship begins until both parties approve a written proposal and sign the appropriate agreement. Input Record may decline a project when the fit, timing or required resources are not right.

Explore the interview & decision method