ARÍA
Vapour
Debut EP. Ambient, monochrome, anti-pop — the kind of artist whose fans buy every variant and tell no one where they found her.
Ambient / electronicView edition →The Digital Gatefold. Full albums, liner notes and numbered drops in 3D.
Give fans the vinyl unboxing on their screens. Full album audio, interactive lyrics and liner notes, and numbered editions reserved by name — in one object they keep.
Deluxe-edition margins on every release.
Nothing to press, nothing to ship, nothing left in a warehouse. Numbered, owned and kept, with every edition and every claim counted.
Your most committed fans finally have something worth buying.
What we make
Six faces. One world. Yours forever.
A spatial deluxe edition holds everything streaming flattened — the album itself, the world it came from, the words the artist couldn’t fit on the back of the sleeve, the small private moments only the people who care will see. It opens slowly. It rewards return visits. It stays with the fan who bought it, like a record on a shelf.
The albumThe tracks, the cover, a tracklist that reads like a small story.
A letter for youThe words that never fit the sleeve. Opened once.
The roomPhotographs from where it was made.
LyricsIn the artist’s hand, with notes in the margins.
Six unlocksDemos, voice memos, an alternate take — one a month, six months.
The dropNumbered editions, vinyl represses, presale codes and merch — claimed inside the cube.
Two worlds
What it looks like.
Spatial editions, built for the kinds of artists whose fans actually buy. Each one designed around the world of its release.
VOLT
Chroma II: Ghost Protocol
A four-member K-pop era. The most validated superfan economy on earth — multi-variant, photocard culture, twelve-week eras — in one object built for the fans physical product can’t reach.
K-popView edition →The next one could be yours.
Start a conversation →How it works
Fans buy once. Keep forever.
Sold as a one-off digital edition — typically £20–£40, the price of a deluxe vinyl. The fan owns it; it lives permanently in their library; it can’t be deleted or downgraded. Time-released content unlocks across the album cycle, keeping the cube alive for months after release.
Direct revenue. Real margins.
Revenue flows directly to the artist and label, with no streaming-tier middlemen. A modest fanbase of 1,000–5,000 buyers generates meaningful release-cycle income — the kind that funds the next record.
Built with the artist.
Each edition is shaped around the artist’s world — the visuals, the unreleased material, the letter to the fans. We work with the artist’s team to design what each face holds. The fan gets the artist’s deepest cut.
Built-in drop allocations.
Numbered editions, vinyl represses, presale codes and exclusive merch — reserved by name and claimed inside the album cube. The drop lives where the album lives, and every claim is counted.
Selected partnerships
Built for artists and labels who care about the fans who care most.
We work selectively. New releases, anniversary editions, archival reissues. Independent artists, indie labels, and major-label projects where the team wants to give superfans something worth keeping. If that’s the shape of what you’re building, we’d like to talk.
Private invitation — 3 artists / labels
Become a founding release.
Release your next album, EP, or anniversary edition as a CubeCast spatial edition — at founding-partner rates, with full creative co-development, priority engineering support, and direct input into the format as we shape it.
Open through Q4 2026
- —Locked rate · 12 months
- —Co-developed with your team
- —Flagship case study
- —Direct input on the format
Let’s talk about what your next release could feel like.
We’re taking on a small number of partnerships for releases through 2026 and 2027. If you have an artist, an album, or an anniversary that deserves more than a stream, write to us.
hello@cubecast.io