SONICBASE

Artist management, music distribution, and digital marketing for the next generation of sound.

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Our Artists

PRA

PRA

Latest project: Juju pro - PRA x Smur Lee

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FAYIZ

FAYIZ

Latest project: Slow Ride feat. Czamanny

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ARSH VI

ARSH VI

Latest project: THE UPRISING EP

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What We Do

SonicBase is a forward-thinking artist services company focused on building sustainable careers for independent and emerging creators.

Artist Management

Career planning, brand development, and long-term strategy tailored to each artist’s unique sound and vision.

Music Distribution

Global digital distribution with insights, playlist pitching, and release optimization across all major platforms.

Digital Marketing

Audience growth, campaign strategy, and digital storytelling designed to convert listeners into loyal fans.

Distributed Releases

Recent Releases distributed through SONICBASE

THE UPRISING EP Slow Ride feat. Czamanny HEFTY LOVE LUCID KORIN BOP DANCE

Promoted Releases

Recent Releases promoted by SONICBASE

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