Tune2This signs artists and records them at City Lights on Highway 33. One artist is
live. The rest of the grid is what the label has to fill before launch, shown honestly
rather than padded with stock photos.
Open slotRoster slot 02Needs: name, photo, bio, masters, splits
Open slotRoster slot 03Needs: name, photo, bio, masters, splits
Open slotRoster slot 04Needs: name, photo, bio, masters, splits
Open slotRoster slot 05Needs: name, photo, bio, masters, splits
Open slotRoster slot 06Needs: name, photo, bio, masters, splits
Why five slots are empty
The brief calls for roughly twelve featured artists on the home page. None of that exists
yet: no roster names, no artist photos, no bios, no audio. The photographs behind the empty
slots are City Lights session shots standing in as texture — the people in them are
not identified and are not being presented as roster artists. Filling this grid is the
single biggest blocker between this demo and a launch.
A note on the studio’s client list
City Lights has recorded some very well-known names over thirty-five years. Those are
studio credits and they live on the studio page,
presented as the studio’s own claims. They are not Tune2This artists and must never
appear on this roster page — a label implying it represents Cher or Bruce Springsteen
is a problem no disclaimer fixes.
Make a record with us
The room is the offer.
A Neve VR60, a Studer A827, five work spaces, and a label that sells your record
directly to the people who already follow you.