Signed Artist Performance Review: Feedback and Growth Areas (November 2026)

Signed Artist Performance Review: November 2026

Signed artists are the heart of Dreamweavers Records International. Each month we review how our roster is doing across the website, streaming platforms and fan communities. This post is our honest feedback: what is working, and where we can all grow together. The review covers reach, engagement, content updates, artist page completeness and fan group status.

Dabrigg

What is working

• Strongest-performing page on the roster: a full bio, Spotify, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram links, and four YouTube videos (Top Floor, Love You Like, Tell Me I'm Wrong, It's Okay to Be Broken).

• Consistent release rhythm. "Top Floor" came out on 1 October 2026 with an official video, and "Look Good On Me" is up for pre-save ahead of its 26 November 2026 release.

• Spotify shows about 164 monthly listeners, the highest on our roster. The pre-save and spotlight posts have given the catalogue extra visibility.

Areas for growth

• The "Premium fan club" button on the artist page points to a Dabrigg's Yard group page that does not currently exist on the website, so fans clicking it hit an empty page. We need to create the private group and link it properly.

• The page links out to Spotify but has no embedded Spotify player. Adding one lets fans listen without leaving the page.

• 164 monthly listeners is a good base. The next step is converting video viewers into followers and saves. Use calls to action in every video description and pin your pre-save link.

• Keep fans engaged between releases with short clips, behind-the-scenes content and polls, especially in the weeks before 26 November.

The One and Only Bot

What is working

• A distinctive identity and a strong artist page: bio, TikTok, two YouTube channels, Instagram, Facebook, Spotify and Apple Music links, and a YouTube video gallery with three videos.

• A private group, The Glitchverse, already exists on the website. It has 4 members and is being used for project planning.

• "The 300" is scheduled for 26 November 2026 with a pre-save link live on the page.

Areas for growth

• Spotify shows only about 8 monthly listeners, so discovery is the biggest challenge. Submit tracks to Spotify editorial playlists, pitch to independent playlist curators and share the pre-save link everywhere before 26 November.

• The Glitchverse button on the artist page links to a Facebook group, not the private website group. Link the two so fans can find the exclusive website group, or make clear which one is for fans.

• The website Glitchverse group is private with only 4 members, and its last activity was on 1 September 2026. It reads as a team workspace, not a fan community. We recommend a fan-facing space with regular updates and exclusive previews.

• Add an embedded Spotify player next to the YouTube gallery, and keep uploading videos on a regular schedule.

Live Fire Andrea and Brenna Wiles

Both artists are named on our official signed roster, but we could not find a dedicated artist page or a private fan group for either of them on the website. This is the most important gap in this review.

• We will build a dedicated artist page for each, with bio, embedded Spotify player, YouTube channel and pre-save links.

• We will create a private membership group for each, linked from the artist page.

• Please send us your current Spotify artist link, YouTube channel, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook links so we can set these up. Also remember that signed artists keep their status by providing at least one track per quarter.

Roster-wide priorities

• Every signed artist needs: a dedicated artist page, an embedded Spotify player, an embedded YouTube channel or video gallery, and a private membership group linked from the page.

• Release at least one track per quarter and use the pre-save tools for every release.

• Keep your website profile links correct and up to date, because we use them for distribution and promotion.

• Post in your groups at least weekly: release news, snippets, polls and thank-yous to fans.

• Join the Dreamweavers community groups and share your content to grow reach.

A note on data

This review is based on what we can see publicly: website pages, groups, the public Spotify listener counts and YouTube links. We do not yet have access to each artist's private analytics on social media accounts. Please share screenshots of your Spotify for Artists, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram insights (followers, reach, saves and watch time) so we can give more precise feedback next time.

Thank you for trusting us with your music. Forging melodies, shaping dreams. We carry on.