ArtistOS understands your music, catalogue, audience and campaigns, then tells you what to release, who to reach and what worked. One system for your whole career, from first demo to growing and monetising it.
Berlin is over-indexing. Night Swim's save rate there is 2.1× your catalogue average. Shift 30% of the Meta budget from Sydney to Berlin and pitch two Berlin indie playlists.
Why "Glasshouse" stalled. Streams fell 38% after week two: no follow-up content and an 11-week gap to the next release.
Release "Tide" on 14 Nov. Closest audience match to Night Swim listeners; v14 of the song is sealed and credits are agreed.
Product preview with illustrative data.
Connects to the data you already have
Analyses releases, finds opportunities, diagnoses what worked and recommends what to release or promote next.
Tracks a song from first idea to final master, and turns that history into credits, splits and proof.
Streaming, social, audience and ad data live in a dozen dashboards. AI A&R reads them together, alongside your music and catalogue, and tells you what to do next and why.
Glasshouse vs Night Swim, first 28 days
Grounded in your connected data
Compare versions like code, see who contributed what, agree credits and splits from the evidence, then seal the version that matters.
Verse 2, v11 → v12
From contribution history
Labels have always had the data, the analysts and the history. ArtistOS gives that to the artist, connected from the first note to the last royalty.
Song History tracks every version, contributor and AI tool.
A&R picks the song, the date and the audience.
Campaigns, playlists and cities, measured together.
Catalogue, sync and tour opportunities, with clean credits behind them.
Your masters, stems and accounts are never used to train models, and you can disconnect at any time.
Every recommendation shows the data behind it. ArtistOS doesn't write or generate your music.
Made at Chambersite Records, from the problems we hit releasing our own records.
ArtistOS is in private development at Chambersite Records. Tell us what you make and where you release, and we'll invite you to the first cohort.