Onesheet Leaves Private Beta With 10,000 Users, New Features

ArtistData founder Brenden Mulligan is reporting some solid first month for Onesheet, his new service that lets musicians set up a branded web presence quickly by pulling assets from other online accounts. Mulligan says that 10,000+ artists, musicians and DJs signed up in the first month. Musicians of all sizes have set up Onesheets, including artists major labels acts Paramore , Owl City, and Mat Kearney. The free service leaves private beta and is now open to all artists. New features include:

– Added support for additional services such as Beatport, CD Baby, Eventful, iTunes, Topspin, and Ustream.
– Additional customization options such as changing the colors of the navigation bar, removing social network icons, etc…
– Buy/Store links now be placed directly under the media player.
– A video from YouTube, Vimeo, or Vevo can be featured
– Onesheets can be assigned a custom domain name
– Most Onesheet branding can be removed from the web page
– All traffic data can be accessed through a user's Google Analytics account
– Like and Follow buttons can be added underneath the media player
– When a user saves a Onesheet on their mobile device or tablet, a custom icon is created

A paid premium tier is expected to roll out over the next few months, as well as continual feature enhancements.