LANDR Network

Building a musician services marketplace.

LANDR is an AI-powered music platform for audio mastering, distribution, and collaboration, used by millions of artists worldwide.

Service provider profile

List of services offered by service provider.

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Client Feedback Cards

Build trust with transparent user reviews and ratings.

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Push notification

Ensure fast reply through push notifications.

The situation

LANDR has long empowered musicians with AI tools for mastering, distribution, and collaboration. Yet, we identified a critical gap: upcoming musicians struggled to finish their music, while seasoned musicians found it hard to make a living from their craft. Both groups lacked access to each other, slowing progress, limiting experimentation, and hindering financial sustainability.

In late 2019, we launched LANDR Network, a platform connecting musicians to professional help and new revenue opportunities.

The mission

I led the design of LANDR Network, aiming to create a seamless, intuitive experience that helps musicians:

The goal was to build a platform that felt like a natural extension of LANDR’s ecosystem while appealing to a broader audience.

Dark-themed UI preview of Maestro design system components, including a success notification, music style dropdown, July 2023 calendar, and occupation selection cards.

Jobs management screen

Centralized job management interface.

The process

To ensure the Network met musicians’ needs, I mapped the musician journey from discovery to collaboration to monetization. The main pain points included:

Early feedback from professionals revealed they wanted to help upcoming artists but were hesitant to have their name credited too early in a new musician’s career. For aspiring artists, quality of service, security, and payment were top priorities.

Key Decisions

Early in the development phase, I managed tech constraints due to a significant effort to update the stack from Angular to React. Some integrations, such as messaging directly from a service provider’s profile and displaying customer reviews, were finalized post-launch.

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Service booking modal

Easy service booking interface.

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Checkout

Simple and secure checkout flow.

Reflections

Designing LANDR Network was about more than creating a marketplace—it was about filling a gap in the musician’s journey and helping artists progress faster. By focusing on curated service providers, seamless integration, and a user-friendly experience, we built a platform musicians trust.

Results: