Someone just asked for your EPK.
Paste your links and Sleeve drafts a complete press kit from what’s already online... bio, photos, music, press, and how to reach you. No template, no blank page. It lives on your own site at /epk, so the link you send today still works after your next release, and the new music shows up on it without you touching it.
No signup needed to try it. Paste your links, get your EPK.
A real one
Johanna Sulkunen built hers and sent it straight to Apple Music. This is the actual page, live right now.
What is an electronic press kit?
An electronic press kit ... an EPK ... is one web page that holds everything a booker, journalist, festival programmer, or label needs to decide about you. Short bio and full bio, press photos, the music, press coverage, live history, and a direct way to reach you. It replaced the physical press kit, and then the folder of email attachments that replaced that.
The format is not the hard part. Keeping it true is. Most press kits are a PDF written once and then quietly outdated... the bio still says “forthcoming debut” two albums later, the photo is three years old, the best press quote is missing because it landed after the file was made. A Sleeve EPK is a live page. Your releases, photos, and videos come straight from your site, so they are always the latest, and rewriting the bio takes a minute instead of a new file to send around.
What’s in a Sleeve EPK
The information a booker, journalist, or sync supervisor actually wants. Drafted from what’s already online about you, then edited by you.
Short bio
100–150 words, third person, ready for festival submissions and booking inquiries.
Full bio
300–500 words. The real story... where you came from, what drives the music, what makes you different.
One-sheet
2–3 sentences for bookers and promoters. The elevator pitch for booking emails and festival submissions.
Press
Pulled from your best coverage and linked back to the source, so the quote holds up when someone checks it. Anything we cannot verify gets flagged for your review before it goes live.
For fans of
“For fans of...” positioning with 3 artists. Helps bookers and playlist curators place you instantly.
Highlights
Verifiable milestones only... no fluff. Festival appearances, press features, notable collaborations.
By the numbers
Monthly listeners, total streams, YouTube and Instagram followers, and your top cities. Leave any of them blank and it stays off the page.
Gap analysis
What’s missing from your press kit, so you know what to fix before you send it out.
One page, three readers
A booker, a journalist, and a playlist curator open the same link looking for different things.
A booker wants to know you can draw and who to email: the one-sheet, your numbers, live video, and the booking contact. A journalist wants the story: the full bio, your press, and photos they can run. A curator wants the sound: the artists your fans also play, and your latest release.
The menu at the top of your EPK links every section, so each of them gets to their part in one tap.
Two ways to build it
Links mode
Connect your profiles... Bandcamp, Spotify, Instagram, YouTube, your website. Sleeve A&R scrapes them and generates a complete EPK in one shot.
Interview mode
Prefer to talk it through? A&R asks you positioning questions, digs into your story, then generates everything from the conversation.
Either way, you review and edit everything in the built-in editor before it goes live. Nothing publishes until you say so... and you can rewrite any section by hand.
Your public EPK page
Lives at yourdomain.com/epk (or yourname.sleeve.fm/epk if you haven’t set up a custom domain yet). One-sheet, short and full bio, press, releases, photos, stats, social links, and booking contact... everything a booker or journalist needs on one page.
Hand it off however they want it... copy the link, download a PDF or plain-text version, grab a single press photo or all of them as a zip. Every release, video, and contact is one click to copy. And a visibility toggle lets you hide the whole thing when you’re between campaigns.
Not a static PDF rotting in your Google Drive. Not a link-in-bio page pretending to be a press kit. An actual press page on your own site, where every new release shows up when you publish it.
Let press hear it before the world does.
Your EPK is how a booker, journalist, or label finds you. A private release link is how you control what they hear... and when.
Keep an unreleased track off your public page and your EPK, then send a direct link to the writer covering you, the supervisor considering it for a placement, or the label deciding whether to sign it. They get the real thing, early. The public gets nothing until you go live.
No “review copy” watermark to apply, no third-party promo service, no folder of MP3s. One link, straight to the release on your own page.
What does an EPK cost?
On Sleeve, nothing. Drafting an EPK and downloading the PDF takes no account and no card. The hosted page at yourname.sleeve.fm/epk is included on the free plan, and it stays free... it is not a trial that expires into a bill.
Priced elsewhere, a press kit is usually one of three things: a designer or publicist building you a one-off, which is the good version and the expensive one; a template file you buy and then fill in and maintain yourself; or a builder that drafts it free and charges to keep it online. The recurring cost is rarely the writing. It is the upkeep... every release, every new photo, every review means opening the file again.
That is the part Sleeve does differently. Your EPK reads from the same releases, photos, and videos as the rest of your site, so those update when your music does, and the words are one edit away rather than a new file to send.
Try it free
Try it before you sign up.
Paste your links. We’ll draft a full press kit from what’s already online... bio, one-sheet, press quote, stats, comparable artists, highlights. Download it as a PDF today, or claim a page at yourname.sleeve.fm/epk that picks up every new release on its own.
FAQs
Common questions about EPKs
An electronic press kit, or EPK, is a single web page that gives bookers, journalists, festival programmers, and labels everything they need to make a decision about you: a short and a long bio, press photos, music, press coverage, live history, and how to get in touch. It replaces the folder of attachments people used to email around.
On Sleeve, nothing. You can draft a full EPK without an account and download it as a PDF for free, and a hosted EPK page is included on the free plan. Elsewhere, designers and publicists typically charge for a one-off press kit, and template marketplaces sell files you then have to fill in and maintain yourself.
Yes. Paste your links and Sleeve drafts the whole thing before asking you for anything. You can read it, edit it, and download the PDF without creating an account. You only sign up if you want the hosted version at yourname.sleeve.fm/epk, which picks up each new release on its own.
No. A template still leaves you with a blank page and the job of writing every section, and it goes stale the moment you release something new. Sleeve drafts the actual content from what is already online about you, then lets you edit any section by hand. If you want a file to send, export the finished EPK as a PDF or plain text.
A one-sheet of two or three sentences, a short bio of 100 to 150 words and a full bio of 300 to 500, press photos, your strongest music, verifiable press quotes linked to their source, a "for fans of" comparison, real audience numbers, and a direct booking contact. Sleeve also flags what is missing, so you know what to fix before you send it.
Yes. Everything Sleeve drafts opens in a built-in editor, and nothing goes live until you publish it. You can rewrite any section by hand, remove anything you do not want, and change it again later. A visibility toggle hides the whole page when you are between campaigns.
Send a link, and keep the PDF for the people who ask for one. A PDF is out of date the day after you send it, and you never find out whether anyone opened it. A hosted EPK page shows whoever you sent it to your current releases, photos, and videos. Sleeve gives you both from the same source: one URL, plus PDF and plain-text exports.
Your website is for fans. Your EPK is for the handful of people deciding whether to book, sign, review, or place your music, and it leads with the things they weigh: a usable bio, clean photos, verifiable press, and evidence you can draw an audience. On Sleeve the EPK lives at /epk on your own site, so it shares your domain without cluttering the page fans see.
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Draft now. Keep it forever.
Try the builder free... no signup required. When you’re ready for the hosted version that picks up every new release, create a Sleeve account and claim your yourname.sleeve.fm/epk page in one click.
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