Rundown Launches to Help Music Managers Stop Losing Split Sheets and Producer Credits

Rundown, a release management platform built for music managers, is live at rundown.ink. The platform gives managers, A&Rs, and label executives a single place to log every song from the moment it’s recorded, tracking credits, files, and distribution readiness long before a release date is set.

Most managers currently organize a release only in the final days before it drops. By that point, producer credits are forgotten, split sheets are lost in old chat threads, and files are scattered across phones, laptops, and cloud drives. Rundown flips that timeline: every song gets logged the day it’s recorded, with a running checklist of what’s needed before it can go out the door.

Key features include:

● Full song credits, covering songwriter, producer, vocalist, A&R, and more, with support for multiple contributors per role

● A live distribution checklist tracking audio, artwork, split sheets, and producer agreements

● A built-in split sheet generator with automatic publishing and royalty math checks

● Separate, purpose-built sends — full paperwork to distributors, just the music and artwork to DJs, radio, and blogs

● Everything organized directly inside the manager’s own Google Drive, with no new storage silo to manage

“Every manager I know has a story about losing a split sheet or forgetting who produced a song by the time it’s ready to release,” said Solomon Akinkunmi, pka Frvky, founder of Rundown. “This isn’t a generic productivity app repurposed for music. It’s built specifically for the way a release actually comes together, from the first session to the final send.”

Rundown is available now at rundown.ink, with a free Standard plan for managers working with up to two artists. Additional tiers for larger rosters and label scale deployments are in development.