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She maps who's actually listening
Echo sorts the whole fanbase into real groups: superfans, regulars, newcomers, the lapsed, split by city, platform, and how they behave. The follower count becomes an audience you can actually see.
Agent A-04● Live
Every artist has an audience.
she knows them by name.
Echo is the agent for the fan layer. She maps who’s actually listening, draws the personas hiding in the numbers, finds and saves your superfans, and reads how the music is landing. Then she writes the message that reaches them. A fanbase you can finally see, and talk to.
Pro starts at $49 a month for independent artists, with the whole roster. First 150 free.
- Who are the real ones?
- She finds your superfans and saves them
- Where are they, and on what?
- She maps the audience by city and platform
- What do I say to a day‑one?
- She writes it in your voice, tuned to the persona
- Did that message land?
- She tracks the opens, the replies, and the conversions
§ 01 · The Agent
A fanbase is not a number. It’s people.
Most artists know their follower count and almost nothing else. Who are the real ones? Which city is quietly catching fire? What do you say to the day-one who’s been here since the mixtape, and how is that different from the stranger who found you on a playlist last week? The answers are in the data. Nobody has time to read it.
Echo reads it. She turns a wall of streams and follows into a handful of real people you can picture, finds the superfans worth a direct line and saves them, and writes the message that actually lands, tuned to who’s receiving it. She doesn’t set the strategy; Maestro does. Echo makes the audience knowable, and reachable.
Ask Echo
›Where are my real fans at? Which cities actually care?›Am I actually growing, or flat? Show me the trend.›Watch my Spotify numbers. Tell me the second something moves.
›Text my day-ones about the drop. Sound like me.›Did anyone open that last email? What actually worked?›Pull my superfans into a list I can actually message.
§ 02 · What Echo does
Six ways she knows your fans.
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She draws your fan personas
She turns the data into a handful of real characters you can picture: the day-one who buys every drop, the playlist newcomer still deciding, the fan who went quiet last era. You stop marketing to a number and start talking to people.
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She finds your superfans, and saves them
Echo surfaces the few percent who stream daily, buy, show up, and share. The people worth a direct line. She likes the best ones and keeps them in an inner circle that grows as new ones prove themselves.
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She reads what's resonating
Ask her how a song or a clip is doing and she reads the comments, saves, shares, and sentiment across platforms, then tells you what is connecting and with whom, in plain language.
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She writes the message and sends it
Email, SMS, broadcast: Echo drafts the note in your voice, tuned to the persona receiving it, sends it, then tracks the opens, replies, and conversions. She learns which messages move which fans.
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She hands the fan layer to the rest of the team
The superfans she finds and the personas she draws are the audiences Simmy buys against and the list Cue writes the release plan for. One picture of your fanbase, shared by everyone working on it.
A fanbase is not a number. It’s people. And she knows them.
§ 03 · The fanbase, read
Twelve thousand fans, sorted into people.
Echo is reading Aurora Lane’s audience: who they are, who the real ones are, and what to say to them. Here is the fanbase turned into people you can actually reach.
AURORA LANE
0 fans mapped0 superfansWHO’S LISTENING · 4 PERSONAS
SuperfansDay-one. Streams daily, buys the vinyl, brings friends
RegularsKnows the catalog, shows up for every drop
NewcomersFound you on a playlist last month, still deciding
LapsedLoved the last era, went quiet. Worth a hello
THIS MORNING
09:10WroteA note to the Superfans: first listen to the unreleased cut, 48 hours early
09:12Sent742 superfans · SMS + email · tuned to the day-one persona
11:30Landed71% opened · 19% replied · 410 pre-saved within the first hour
11:45SavedLiked 38 new superfans: repeat sharers from the reply thread, added to the inner circle
One real fanbase, read and reached. Names changed.
§ 04 · Pricing
Hire Echo when you want to know your fans.
Echo
One subscription hires the whole roster, Echo included. Maestro briefs her in.
- ·Full audience mapping, segmented by city, platform, and behavior
- ·Fan personas drawn from your real data
- ·Superfan discovery, saved into a growing inner circle
- ·A read on what is connecting, and with whom, whenever you ask
- ·Fan messaging written, sent, and measured per persona
- ·Handoffs with every Symphony agent
From $49
Per month. Every agent included.
Runs on credits
The subscription price stays fixed. Credits meter the work; Pro and Label top-ups cost extra.
- ·A monthly credit allowance is included
- ·Pro and Label can buy credit top-ups
- ·Every new account starts with 150 free credits
Credits
Included monthly. Options scale with you.
Pro starts at $49 a month for 500 credits, Echo included, and is designed for independent artists.
§ 05 · Questions
Asked and answered.
Where does Echo get the fan data?
From the platforms you already use: streaming, socials, your store, your mailing list. She reads what's there, connects the same fan across platforms, and builds one picture. You don't assemble a spreadsheet; she does.
What exactly is a fan persona?
A handful of real characters drawn from your actual audience: the day-one who buys every drop, the playlist newcomer still deciding, the fan who went quiet last era. Instead of one faceless crowd, you get a few people you can picture and write to. It makes every message land better.
What does it mean that she saves superfans?
When Echo spots the fans who really show up (repeat streamers, buyers, sharers), she keeps them in an inner circle, like liking them. That list is yours: the people worth early access, a direct note, or a first listen. It grows as new fans prove themselves.
Does she actually send the messages?
Yes. Echo drafts the note in your voice, tuned to the persona receiving it, sends it across email and SMS, and tracks how it landed: opens, replies, conversions. You approve the voice once; she handles the rest and learns what works.
How is she different from Maestro?
Maestro sets the strategy, the campaign, the budget, the play. Echo owns the fan layer underneath it: who the audience is and how you reach them. Maestro briefs her the goal; Echo brings back the people and the message. She hands what she finds up to Maestro and works alongside Simmy on the spend.
How do credits work?
Credits come with the plan and meter work across the whole roster, Echo included. Simple conversations use a little; multi-step work uses more. Pro and Label can buy top-ups for heavier months. You never pay per agent.
§ 06 · Hire her
Stop talking to a follower count.
One subscription. One fanbase, finally knowable. The people who made you, by name.