// Gallery

Electronic press kit examples.

12 example press kits, one for each Pro style, grouped by layout: Club, Festival, Corporate. The artists are invented; the pages are exactly what the builder produces. The layout is easiest to see in the PDF: three different pages, not one page in different colours. Open a kit, or go straight to its PDF.

Club · Photo across the whole top, your name huge over it.

PDF:Club ↗Club · Warehouse ↗Club · Neon ↗Club · Daylight ↗

Festival · Colour band with your name, highlights as cards up front.

PDF:Festival ↗Festival · Mainstage ↗Festival · Sunset ↗Festival · Open air ↗

Corporate · Side column with photo, booking and tech sheet.

PDF:Corporate ↗Corporate · Wedding & private ↗Corporate · Hotel lounge ↗Corporate · Brand event ↗

// Every Pro style

12 PDF styles, three layouts

Each layout comes in four colourways. Sketches of page one, drawn from the same colours the PDF uses. Your own accent colour, if you set one, replaces the style's.

Club · Four styles

  • Club
  • Warehouse
  • Neon
  • Daylight

Festival · Four styles

  • Festival
  • Mainstage
  • Sunset
  • Open air

Corporate · Four styles

  • Corporate
  • Wedding & private
  • Hotel lounge
  • Brand event
// What makes a good EPK

The 5 things every electronic press kit needs

With sources: what to put in a DJ press kit. Or start from the free PDF template.

  1. 01 · One strong portrait — promoters scan the hero image first. High-res, 3:4 or 16:9, no busy background.
  2. 02 · A 60-second music sample — SoundCloud, Spotify, or a single MP3 reel. Anything longer gets skipped.
  3. 03 · Short third-person bio — 80–120 words. Mention residencies, label, or notable supports.
  4. 04 · Proof — past venues, press quotes, festival logos, or stream counts. Pick whichever is strongest for your scene.
  5. 05 · A direct booking link — email or contact form, above the fold on mobile. Don't make bookers hunt.
// Your turn

Build your EPK in about 10 minutes.

Use an example above as your reference, then build your own press kit with a shareable link and a downloadable PDF. Free to build, no card needed; pay only to take the watermark off.