Jutes
The content strategy took Jutes past 880,000 Instagram followers, a sevenfold increase, with reach climbing to 14.7 million accounts. His August 2024 album cleared 15 million streams in its first month.












An award-winning social media agency built for one thing: artist growth.
No two artists get the same plan. We audit where the account actually is, build a personalised plan around the release calendar, then run our tiered content growth strategy against it — and report on it every week.
We read the accounts, the catalogue and the last twelve months of data before we suggest anything.
A personalised plan built around the release calendar — pillars, cadence and the funnel it feeds.
Scoped to what the artist needs: full service end to end, or strategy only for a team that already executes.
Weekly numbers on reach, retention and follower conversion. Next week is built off last week.
Every artist is run through the same tiered content growth strategy that has broken records for our roster to date. It is proprietary, and it stays that way — we don't publish the playbook, we run it.
The content strategy took Jutes past 880,000 Instagram followers, a sevenfold increase, with reach climbing to 14.7 million accounts. His August 2024 album cleared 15 million streams in its first month.
Within four posts Matt was setting engagement records on his own accounts, and a 1960s-styled cover of “Golden” passed 10 million views. His content has since done over 150 million views across social, positioning him as one of the biggest jazz artists on the internet.
We run content strategy and production for Alexia across her release cycle, built around a dual-single campaign. Her catalogue has driven more than 40 million views and her monthly listeners have more than tripled.
We picked up the Australian artist at 10,000 Instagram followers. His following grew by 2,920% and profile visits by 275%. Monthly listeners went from 30,000 to 470,000, peaking near 800,000.
Instagram followers rose 103% and TikTok 400%. Eight shows sold out on the run, several within 24 hours of the first setlist video, including the 2,500-capacity History in Toronto.
A country reworking of “Blinding Lights.” The Weeknd, Keith Urban and Diplo all reposted it. The single passed 50 million streams and landed at number five in Australia.






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