“Bounce it, sleep on it, listen again tomorrow.”
Coaches & academies
Any coach who works with artists, vocal, performance, songwriting, production, mixing, instrument, dance, mindset, career or content, joins Aden as a business and runs their practice from it. You say what you coach, take bookings from a public page, and follow each client between sessions instead of only during them: goals and milestones they work against, and releases, plans and analytics as they move, with financials, rights and collaborators deliberately left out.
Pick your disciplines, vocal, performance, songwriting, production, mindset, career, for the practice and per coach. Clients filter the booking page by them and each session is labelled with one.
Clients pick the discipline, then a coach who teaches it, then a date and a slot; requests are allocated to whichever member of your business is coaching.
Set targets with the artist and watch them move, rather than reconstructing progress at the next session.
Ready for distribution
Metadata, versions, release status, release plans, milestones and events on the artist you coach.
Ready for distribution
Comments on the track, the version and the plan, so notes are attached to what they are about.
Skills and structured material you can hand to every artist you work with.
An artist-coach grant excludes financials, collaborators and legal access. Coaching does not need them.
Link each artist team as Coach or Academy. The link closes when the relationship ends.
Yes. A vocal coach joins as a business, sets "vocal coaching" as their discipline, and takes bookings on a public page. The same is true of performance, songwriting, production, mixing, instrument, DJ, dance, theory, mindset, career, content and image coaches. The discipline list is a setting, not a different product.
Yes. Businesses publish a public booking page where a client picks what they want to work on, a coach who teaches it, a date and then a time slot; the request is allocated to a coach in the business.
Yes. The business lists everything it offers, and each coach lists their own specialisms. A client picking "vocal coaching" only sees the coaches who teach it; a coach who lists nothing stays bookable for anything the practice offers.
No. The artist-coach grant deliberately excludes financials, collaborators and legal access.