What should an EPK include?

A complete EPK should include: 1) A compelling artist bio, 2) High-resolution press photos, 3) Music samples or streaming links, 4) Music videos or live performance clips, 5) Press quotes and reviews, 6) Upcoming tour dates, 7) Social media links, and 8) Booking contact information.

Is an EPK worth it for indie artists?

Absolutely. An EPK is essential for indie artists who want to book gigs, get press coverage, or approach labels. It presents you professionally and saves time by having all your materials in one shareable link.

What's the difference between an EPK and a one sheet?

An EPK is a comprehensive digital portfolio with multiple pages/sections, while a one sheet is a single-page summary designed for quick reference. One sheets are great for venue bookers who need essential info fast, while EPKs provide the full picture for press and labels.

How long should an artist bio be?

Your EPK should have two bio versions: a short bio (50-100 words) for quick reads and social media, and a long bio (250-400 words) for press and detailed coverage. Focus on your unique story, achievements, and sound.

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What is an EPK?

An Electronic Press Kit (EPK) is your digital portfolio as a musician. It's the modern replacement for physical press kits, containing everything industry professionals need to know about you: your bio, music, photos, videos, press coverage, and contact information—all in one shareable link.

Whether you're pitching to venues, approaching record labels, or reaching out to music bloggers, a professional EPK is essential. It shows you're serious about your career and makes it easy for anyone to learn about your music and book you.

What to Include in Your EPK

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Artist bio (short + long versions)

High-resolution press photos

Music embeds (Spotify, SoundCloud)

Video embeds (YouTube, Vimeo)

Upcoming & past events

Social media links

Booking contact info

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EPK vs One Sheet: What's the Difference?

Electronic Press Kit (EPK)

Comprehensive multi-page portfolio
Includes full bio, media, and history
Best for press, labels, and detailed pitches
Interactive with embedded music/video

One Sheet

Single-page quick reference
Essential info only
Best for venue bookers and quick emails
Usually a PDF or printable document

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Everything you need to know about creating your EPK

An Electronic Press Kit (EPK) is a digital portfolio that musicians use to promote themselves to venues, labels, press, and industry professionals. It typically includes an artist bio, high-quality photos, music samples, videos, press coverage, and contact information.

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