Link in bio for musicians who release often
You put out a new track every few weeks. Your bio link has to keep up: the newest song on top, the older ones still findable, a press kit for anyone who asks, and the dates of what comes next. This note shows how to build that on inkoji.
How musicians search for this
People do not search "portfolio for musicians". On 17 September 2026 the searches that returned on-topic results were "link in bio for musicians", "linktree alternatives for musicians" and "EPK" (electronic press kit) searches such as "free EPK builder".
The pages that rank for "musician link in bio" were mostly music link services and their blogs. A summary of those pages says release campaigns often use smart-link tools, such as Linkfire and Feature.fm, for each release, and keep the bio page as the permanent hub. That is a third-party summary, not our finding, but it matches how the pieces fit: a smart link for one release, a bio page for all of them.
What a musician's page needs
- The newest release, big and first.
- A way to play it on the page.
- Links to where people listen: Spotify, Bandcamp, Suno, or wherever your music lives.
- A press kit a booker or writer can open.
- Dates: the next release, the next show.
- Older work, smaller, further down.
Building it with tiles
inkoji is one page of typed tiles on a grid. Each piece above maps to a tile type.
Audio tiles for the music itself
Upload a track as a media tile and it plays on the page. Only one plays at a time, so starting a second track stops the first. A single audio file can be up to 40 MB.
Uploads are part of the paid year, which gives you 50 MB of video, audio and PDFs in total. That is room for a handful of tracks, not a catalog. Use audio tiles for the songs you want heard right now, and link tiles for the rest.
Link tiles for every place you release
Paste a Spotify, Bandcamp or Suno link while in Edit and it becomes a link tile. Give it a clear title, such as the song name, and a short subtitle, such as the release date. Links are free.
A PDF tile for your press kit
Put your EPK in a PDF: a short bio, photos, a few quotes you have permission to use, links, and contact details. Upload it as a tile. A PDF can be up to 10 MB. Anyone who opens your page can open the kit without writing to you first.
Note tiles for dates
A text tile (a note) is the plainest way to say "New single out on" followed by the date, or the date and city of your next show. Change the words when plans change. You can edit words on the page at any time, even after the paid year ends.
YouTube tiles for videos
Paste a YouTube link and it becomes a YouTube tile. No YouTube bytes load until a visitor taps it, and the poster is your own image.
A layout for a release week
Here is a real map, the format an AI sees for a page:
cols 4 · 4 tiles · 3 rows · holes 0
0 1 2 3
0 A A A A
1 B B C D
2 B B . .For a musician, A could be a 4-wide strip announcing the new single, B a 2x2 YouTube tile with the video, C an audio tile with the track, and D the press kit PDF. The dots are space for the next release.
When the next single comes out, drag the new tiles to the top and shrink the old ones to 1x1. Nothing is deleted. If you do delete a tile by mistake, it stays for 24 hours and can be restored.
A real page to look at
The example page, inkoji.com/cyberyogi, belongs to a filmmaker and app maker. It is not a music page and has no audio tile today, but it shows the same grid with a large film tile, a looping reel, app tiles, an image and short notes. You can read its data with:
curl https://inkoji.com/cyberyogi.jsonThat file shows how tiles are stored: a type, a size, a title and a subtitle. An audio tile is a media tile with the kind set to audio.
Keeping up without extra work
If you release often, let your AI do the page work. Connect ChatGPT or Claude with https://inkoji.com/mcp as a connector, sign in on inkoji and press Allow. Then tell it: "Add my new single with this Spotify link at the top, move last month's single down and make it 1x1." By default the AI cannot publish, so you check and press Publish yourself. Every change it makes can be undone from Connect your AI, on your page.
The steps for each assistant are in Let ChatGPT build your page on inkoji and Let Claude keep your page up to date.
What inkoji does not do
It is not a store. It has no sales features: it does not sell merch, tickets or downloads. If you sell through Bandcamp or a shop, link to it. If you want to compare tools that do sell, read Link-in-bio tools compared (2026).
What it costs
Links, notes, YouTube, embeds, one image and 50 tiles are free, including publishing. Audio, PDFs and more images need the paid year: $9, one payment, nothing renews by itself. When the year ends the page stays up as it is; only new uploads wait. See pricing.
What to do next
- Pick your newest release and the two or three songs you most want heard.
- Export a short EPK as a PDF under 10 MB.
- Sign in to inkoji, press Edit and paste your Spotify, Bandcamp or Suno links.
- Upload the tracks and the press kit, then add a note with your next date.
- Put the newest release at the top, press Done, and set the page as your bio link.
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