7 best music producer website designs
Seven producer and studio sites, and the one idea from each first screen worth copying.
By Anthony TranUpdated · 5 min read
Good music producer websites tell a visitor who you are and what you make in a few seconds. An artist looking for beats or a mix should not have to dig for it.
We looked at the top of each homepage, the part you see before you scroll. Here are 7 producers and studios doing it well, with one idea to borrow from each.
The 7 sites at a glance
| Site | The idea to borrow |
|---|---|
| 1. Mertz | Name your job in the headline |
| 2. Brent Kolatalo | Put your city in the headline |
| 3. “Bassy” Bob Brockmann | Lead with your biggest credit |
| 4. OhmLab | Let the menu sell products |
| 5. Sosa Stacks | Make your name the brand |
| 6. Beatzville | Turn your brand into a place |
| 7. Blitz-More Beats | Make your tagline echo your name |
Screenshots taken November 3, 2026.
01Mertz
Music producer and audio engineer based in Cambridge, MA
The first screen says what Mertz does and where he works, right under a big photo.
What to borrow
- The headline names the two jobs: “MUSIC PRODUCER • AUDIO ENGINEER”.
- The next line names the studio and city: “I’m an audio professional based out of The Bridge Sound & Stage in Cambridge, MA.”
- The menu splits the work into “BEATS”, “ENGINEERING” and “SAMPLE PACKS”.
02Brent Kolatalo
Mix engineer and record producer in New York City
One headline tells you the city and both services before you read anything else.
What to borrow
- The headline reads “NEW YORK CITY MIX ENGINEER & RECORD PRODUCER”.
- “CREDITS” and “TESTIMONIALS” each get their own spot in the main menu.
- “FAQ” and “CONTACT” sit in the same menu, so answers and booking are one click away.
03“Bassy” Bob Brockmann
Record producer and mixing engineer
His best-known honors come first, then his name in huge letters.
What to borrow
- The top line reads “GRAMMY-WINNING & OSCAR-NOMINATED RECORD PRODUCER & MIXING ENGINEER”.
- His name sits right under it in big red letters: ““BASSY” BOB BROCKMANN”.
- The menu has a “BASSY BOOKING” page, and the header has a “CONTACT BOB” button.
04OhmLab
Music studio that sells sounds and training
The header works like a store aisle, with sounds, training and merch one click away.
What to borrow
- The main menu reads “Home”, “OhmLab TV”, “Sounds”, “Training”, “Merch” and “Contact”.
- A player at the bottom of the screen is cued to “UNDONE (SERUM PRESETS)”.
- The “OhmLab” name sits top left, with Twitch, Facebook, Twitter and SoundCloud icons at the bottom right.
05Sosa Stacks
Producer, engineer and rapper
A big photo, a name with style, and all his links on one screen.
What to borrow
- The name is styled with a dollar sign: “SOSA STACK$”.
- A row of icons up top links to eight places to follow or stream him, like Instagram, Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube.
- The menu goes straight to “BEATS” and “SERVICES”, plus “RNSM FILMZ” and “RNSM LEGENDS”.
06Beatzville
Beat store run by Deleswa Productions
The site treats the brand like a town you are visiting, and the subheadline tells you the sound.
What to borrow
- The headline reads “WELCOME TO BEATZVILLE”.
- The subheadline names the genres: “THE CITY OF DIVERSE HIP HOP BEATS & MELODIC INSTRUMENTALS”.
- The menu leads with “Beats”, “Albums”, “Singles”, “Sound Kits” and “Writers Lounge”.
07Blitz-More Beats
Beat producer
A short tagline plays on the name, and the same line says what you can order.
What to borrow
- The tagline “NEVER LESS. ALWAYS MORE.” plays on the name Blitz-More.
- The same line goes on to say what you can get: “CUSTOM CUES, SONGS, AND INSTRUMENTALS”.
- The menu keeps it short: “HOME”, “ABOUT BLITZ-MORE BEATS”, “PHOTOS” and “CONTACT”.
What they have in common
- Say what you doMany headlines name the job, like producer or engineer.
- Menus that sort workBeats, engineering and sound kits each get their own menu link.
- Credits up frontThe pros put credits and honors where you see them first.
- Easy to bookBooking and contact links sit right in the header.
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