Gatefolded is a music-sharing hub built for artists. It gives you one clean page per release with album art, a playable tracklist, lyrics, credits, liner notes, and the links that matter—streaming services, socials, and fan support.
You can share in two modes. Keep unreleased music private with password protection or an email allowlist, or make released music public with streaming links and a polished presentation. Either way, listeners don’t need an account. They click the link and press play.
Compared to the usual options, Gatefolded is simpler and more album-first. Link-in-bio tools are basically menus of links. File-sharing folders are clunky and look unprofessional. Private streaming and review tools can be expensive, overbuilt, or aimed at labels. Gatefolded sits in the sweet spot: fast sharing, clean presentation, real access control, and a workflow that fits how artists actually release music.
It replaces a stack of tools with one: a folder for files, a private link, a link page, and a notes doc. You get a better experience for listeners, more control for you, and a page that makes your music look like it deserves attention.