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Skenai v2.3.0: search, stories, true numbers

Search around someone

The home sentence goes further. “Who worked with Hedex”, “released on Hospital”, “booked by a promoter”: you search from someone. An artist also has a country and a size (emerging, established, headliner), and states that add up: rising, playing soon, without an agency. A night has its venue’s capacity. The sentence grows one word at a time, and under the results a line offers one more step, or the smallest way out when nothing comes up.

The artists who worked with Hedex, and the line offering to narrow down

Pages that tell a story

Under their header, artist and promoter pages tell a story: their next date, their week in the plays chart, who else to hear. Then chapters that open on a sentence: their dates on a world map, with each night’s flyer at its city, all their tracks, their collaborations, their journey. A box shows what is coming soon for pros.

Hedex’s dates on the world map, each flyer at its city

Truer numbers

Plays are recounted track by track, and each chart line names the track that made the week: a gain no track explains is not shown. An artist’s dates, the scene’s nights, new tracks and collaborations each follow one rule, the same on the map, in the search and on their page.

Rudimental’s week: plays gained, the track behind them, their place in the chart

Headings that say what is under them

Every section names what it holds: “Tracks”, “Booking and links”, “Styles it books”. Public links are written the way their brand spells them.

Hedex’s tracks chapter

The map flies once

Click an artist on the home page and the map flies to them in one move, without zooming out on the way.

Netsky’s page, the map resting on them and their links