Andrea Botez
A digital world built around nightlife, movement and performance.
Your work has a world of its own
Selected work
Four artists.
Four worlds.
No house style. No shared template. Each site starts from the artist — their visual world, their audience, and what they need people to do when they arrive.
PLUTØ
> ARTIST ........ PLUTØ > GENRE ......... HARD TECHNO / SCHRANZ > TEMPO ......... 150 BPM, SITE-WIDE > PALETTE ....... #000000 / #FFFFFF > DECORATION .... NONE > STATUS ........ LIVE
Pure black. Pure white. No warmth. No compromise.
Connor Walsh
A warm, photography-led home for songs written on the road.
Tone Di Nero
Dark, direct, and arranged so a promoter can book him in one pass.
The idea
Not another profile.
Your place on the internet.
- Spotify profile
- Instagram grid
- TikTok
- Link-in-bio page
- SoundCloud
- A press PDF
- Search results you didn't write
One place, owned by you
yourname.com
Right now your work is spread across platforms that all look the same — a feed here, a profile there, a link page holding it together. The internet is where most people will meet your work first.
PulseCatalog gathers it into one deliberate place: designed around the work, built from scratch, and yours to keep.
What I build
I build the place
your work lives online.
PulseCatalog takes an artist's existing world — music, photography, artwork, story, releases — and turns it into a custom website built around them.
Art direction + design
A visual language built around your work — not a preset aesthetic.
Development
Custom-built, responsive and fast. Coded by hand, no page builders.
Artist infrastructure
Music, shows, booking, press, merch — everything people actually come looking for.
Ongoing care
When the work changes, the site changes with it.
Studio
PulseCatalog is an independent studio run by Jarod Eads.
I work directly with every artist whose site I build — from the first conversation through design, development and launch.
I started PulseCatalog because an artist's website should feel as considered as the work they're putting into the world. Most don't. I'm trying to change that one site at a time.
Jarod
Founder / Designer / Developer
Journal
Notes on art, the internet,
and being found.
May 11, 2026EPK vs. Website: What the Music Industry Actually Expects From YouEPK / 8 min
May 8, 2026Why Your Music Isn't Showing Up on GoogleSEO / 7 min
May 8, 20262026 Musician Website Design Trends: From Anti-Design to AI-Personalized ExperiencesWebsites / 7 min
12 notes — by Jarod Eads
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What should your
site feel like?
Tell me about your work. I'll show you where I'd take it.
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