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99Eyes Entertainment runs its demos, releases, contracts, splits and marketing on TricionForce. We built it because nothing off the shelf matched how a label works.
Most independent labels run on spreadsheets, shared folders and group chats. We did too, until a wrong ISRC or a split that did not add up started costing real money.
Each value that gets copied by hand is a chance to pay the wrong person.
A spreadsheet that grows a new tab with every release
Metadata typed out by hand, one store field at a time
Split percentages that add up to 99.9% and nobody notices
A new admin hire every time the roster grows
Six parts, one database.
Artists send demos through a public form. You review them with single-key shortcuts and turn an accepted one into a release.
A board that runs from draft to distributed. Drag a card to move it, and every change is logged.
Artists send new songs, follow their releases and see how their campaigns did. They never see creator contacts or what you paid.
A split cannot be saved unless it adds up to exactly 100%. Split sheets come out as PDFs.
One export gives you the audio, artwork, a metadata CSV and the split sheet, in the columns The Orchard uses.
Every creator you have booked, what each booking cost and how many views it brought in.
Ivan co-founded 99Eyes and produces music as Ya Boi Ivan. Every feature here started as a problem the label hit first.
Learn more about Tricion Studio →We build versions of this system for other labels.