With Amanda preparing to release her first album in more than ten years, her online presence was due for a new beginning, too. The result is a cinematic, image-driven website that reintroduces Amanda and her music while giving this next chapter of her career a modern digital home.

JSM Property Group came to the project with a logo, defined colors, written website content, and a description of the visual direction they wanted. Those pieces gave us a strong foundation, but website design requires determining how all of them actually work together on a screen.

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, author, speaker, and songwriting teacher Mary Gauthier has been a Designing the Row client since the beginning. I originally designed Mary's website during my first year in business, and over the years we've updated it alongside new albums, tours, books, workshops, and other chapters of her career.

Designing a website for a nonprofit event requires a balance between storytelling, organization, and clear calls to action. The Southwest Regional Folk Alliance website was designed to support an annual folk music conference while also serving as a digital hub for the organization’s community, events, and member communication.

Mai Lani Designs already had a functioning Squarespace website and online store when founder and designer Lani came to Designing the Row. The foundation was there, but she wanted help elevating the design, better communicating the meaning behind her jewelry, and creating a more intentional shopping experience for her customers.

For country artist Dustin Lynch, a new album announcement created the perfect opportunity to refresh his existing Squarespace website, introducing the imagery, colors, and visual identity surrounding the new music while maintaining the functionality an established touring artist needs.

For Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country, the website needed to support an artist with a growing national fanbase, an active touring schedule, new music releases, merchandise, and a visual identity that's every bit as distinctive as the sound.

Announcing an album is about more than releasing new music… it's about inviting listeners into the artist's story. For singer-songwriter Stephanie Sammons, the goal was to create a website that felt both personal and artistic, introducing visitors to her latest album while showcasing the songwriting, accolades, and artistic journey behind the music.

For singer-songwriter Clayton Nile Young, the goal wasn't to build a large website with dozens of pages—it was to create a clean, professional online home where visitors could quickly experience his music, learn his story, and find his merch store in one place.