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Your team briefs him
Message Maestro in the app or by text with the artist, the goal, and the budget you have in mind. Brief him at your desk or on the drive home; it is the same conversation.
Agent A-01● Live
One plan per artist.
Every job starts briefed.
Maestro is the assistant your team briefs. He keeps each artist’s plan and context, drafts the marketing plan and coordinates the other assistants. Your team approves what runs.
Included with Pro, $49 per artist per month, and with Advanced. Start free with 150 credits.
- 3
- Artists Gamma runs from one Maestro thread, each job starting briefed
- 90 days
- Of streams, spend, and sentiment he reads before he plans
- Text + app
- Brief him either way; it is the same conversation and the same context
- $49
- Per artist, per month on Pro
§ 01 · The job
Keep each artist’s plan in one place, so the next job starts briefed.
Your team is carrying several artists at once. Each one has a plan, a budget, campaigns in flight, and decisions made weeks ago that someone needs to find again. When that context lives across inboxes and spreadsheets, every new piece of work starts with a catch-up.
The plan stays with the artist, whoever picks up the work.
Maestro keeps that context together. He holds each artist’s plan, campaign history, and the way your team likes to work. He drafts the plan, sends each piece to the assistant that does that job, and brings the decisions back to your team.
He is the conductor, not the composer. Your team sets the goals and makes the calls. Maestro keeps everyone working from the same score.
Ask Maestro
›Imagine's anniversary release is Nov 14. Plan the whole rollout.›Start a project for the Hey Jude reissue. The team will drop everything in there.›Text the team a roster rundown every morning. 7am Eastern.
›What's slipping across the roster this week?›Lennon has $2k for this release. Where should it go?›Sending a voice memo from the car. Pull the to-dos out of it.
§ 02 · The workflow
How work moves through Maestro.
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He drafts the plan
Maestro reads the last ninety days of the artist's streams, spend, and sentiment and drafts the marketing plan: the songs to push, the cities, how the budget could split, and the rollout from announce to release.
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Your team approves it
Change the budget, cut a city, or send the plan back with notes. Nothing starts until your team signs off, and the approved plan becomes the brief for the work that follows.
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He coordinates the work
Maestro hands the paid campaigns to Simmy, the release checklist to Cue, and deal and royalty questions to Maude. Your team gets one daily recap of what moved and what needs a decision.
Your team makes the calls. Maestro keeps the context.
§ 03 · A group chat
The artist’s manager, the marketing lead, and Maestro at 9am.
Tuesday · 9:04 AM
Manager
Where are we on the Sapphire spend?
Maestro
Day six. $186 yesterday on a $200 target. Saves at $0.59. Under target.
Mexico City is saving 2.1x the campaign average. Simmy doubled the budget there last night.
Marketing lead
wait mexico city??
Maestro
+210% stream growth YoY there. We tested it last week. It worked.
Manager
Did the new cut drop?
Maestro
Just dropped. Push it now or want eyes first?
Marketing lead
push it
Maestro
Done. Simmy is slotting it in.
Illustrative conversation. Numbers are examples.
§ 04 · What he does
What Maestro handles, and what waits for your team.
WHAT MAESTRO CAN DO
- ·Keep each artist's plan, campaign history, and the way your team likes to work
- ·Draft a marketing plan from the artist's recent streams, spend, and sentiment
- ·Answer where an artist's campaigns and releases stand
- ·Route work to the assistant that does that job, and track what comes back
- ·Send your team a daily recap
- ·Take briefs in the app or by text
WHAT WAITS FOR YOUR TEAM
- ·Plans. Maestro drafts. Your team approves before any work starts.
- ·Budgets. Your team sets the budget and the spend limits. Maestro plans inside them.
- ·Launches. New campaigns, creator outreach, and fan emails and texts each wait for a person on your team to approve them.
- ·Context. Artist context stays in your workspace and exports any time.
§ 05 · In practice
How Gamma’s team ran JayDon, Loe Shimmy and Hurricane Wisdom from one thread.
Gamma runs TikTok ads, a pop-up, and a fan website for its artists from a single Maestro thread. Maestro keeps each artist’s release strategy and the way the team likes to work, and Gamma’s team approves what goes out.
“Instead of me having to explain everything from scratch each time, it already has context.”Steven Dolsky, GammaRead the Gamma story
§ 06 · Plan
Two plans. Advanced is built for teams.
Pro
For a team running ads, pages and fan messaging.
- ·Maestro included
- ·2 seats, $20 per extra seat
- ·Ads, websites, presaves, fans and messaging
$49
Per artist, per month.
250 credits per artist, every month
Advanced
For labels, managers and marketing teams.
- ·Maestro included
- ·10 seats
- ·Everything in Pro, plus Catalog, Socials and Creators
$250
Per artist, per month.
500 credits per artist, every month
Credits are shared across the workspace and top up any time. Every new account starts with 150 free credits. Compare plans
§ 07 · Questions
Asked and answered.
Is Maestro the same thing as Symphony?
No. Symphony is the workspace your team works in. Maestro is the assistant you brief and the one that coordinates the others. Each part of the workspace (Catalog, Socials, Creators, the CRM for fan messaging, and Ads) has its own assistant you can also talk to directly.
What's the difference between Maestro and Simmy?
Maestro drafts the plan, including how the budget could split across platforms. Simmy builds the ads, paces the spend, and adjusts the campaigns inside the budget your team approved.
How does Maestro work with the artist's manager and our team?
He takes on the prep and the follow-up: pulling the numbers, drafting the plan, routing the work, and writing the recap. Your manager and your team set the goals, approve the plan, and make the calls.
Where does our data live?
In your Symphony workspace. Maestro keeps the plan and context you share with him for each artist, so work starts briefed, and artist context exports any time.
Can we try him before we pay?
Yes. Every new account starts with 150 free credits. Brief Maestro on one artist, run a real task, and read what comes back. Pro starts at $49 a month per artist.
How do credits work?
Credits come with the plan and meter work across the whole workspace, Maestro included. Simple conversations use a little; multi-step work uses more. Top up AI credits anytime. There is no separate charge per assistant. If you run out before choosing a plan, an unpaid account gets a 50-credit refill once a month after its first 30 days.
§ 08 · Next step
See how Maestro would plan for your artists.
Tell us which artists and workflows you want to start with. We’ll shape the walkthrough around them, then talk through the setup and what it would cost.