How to Launch a Music Podcast for Your Label in 1 Hour

Running a label means managing artists, releases, marketing campaigns, and a million moving pieces. So the idea of launching a podcast might sound like a luxury—or a logistical nightmare.

But here’s the truth: launching a podcast doesn’t have to be slow, expensive, or complex.

With the right tools, your label can launch a professional podcast in under an hour—showcasing your artists, sharing their stories, and building deeper connections with fans.

Here’s how to make it happen.

Step 1: Decide the Format (10 Minutes)

You don’t need a 60-minute show. Try a format like:

• Artist Spotlight (2–5 mins): Introduce a new artist or track
• Behind the Song (3–7 mins): Share the story or process behind a release
• Label Journal (5 mins): Weekly updates, upcoming shows, fan shout-outs

Short, consistent content performs better and is easier to scale.

Step 2: Use AI to Generate the Script (10 Minutes)

Use a tool like Jellypod to write a compelling, personalized script. Input:

• Artist info
• Song or album details
• Tone (e.g., heartfelt, hype, reflective)

You’ll get a ready-to-record script that feels tailored to your label’s voice.

Step 3: Choose the Voice (5 Minutes)

With Jellypod’s voice library or voice cloning, you can pick a host voice—or clone your label head’s voice—for consistent branding. No need to hire a voice actor or book time in a studio.

Step 4: Generate & Review the Episode (15 Minutes)

Once your voice and script are selected, Jellypod produces the audio, adds music beds, and generates cover art. You can listen, make quick edits, and finalize it—all in the same dashboard.

Real-World Example:

Canada’s Worship Road Radio uses Jellypod to publish artist-focused podcasts within hours of receiving a new release. It’s how they stay timely and relevant—without bloated production pipelines.

Step 5: Distribute Everywhere (10 Minutes)

Publish directly to:

• Spotify
• Apple Podcasts
• YouTube (with an audiogram)
• Your label website
• Email lists and social channels

Jellypod can auto-generate shareable clips and descriptions to make promotion fast and easy.

Final Thoughts

Podcasting doesn’t have to be a massive production. In fact, the best ones are often short, consistent, and focused on giving fans a deeper look into the music and the people behind it.

With tools like Jellypod, your label can:

• Launch fast
• Share artist stories easily
• Build stronger fan relationships

You don’t need gear. You don’t need a studio.
You just need one hour—and a story worth telling.

Start your label’s podcast today—no excuses, no overhead.