Independent Musicians Juggle Fragmented, Costly Tools and Platforms
A founder describes building a unified platform after observing independent musicians bounce between multiple expensive, single-purpose tools and confusing platforms. The underlying problem is fragmentation across the indie-artist tooling ecosystem, each service solving only one piece of the workflow.
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