Aftertone

Item: Aftertone
Rating: 7.7

Framer template for independent record labels

A Framer Marketplace template by Solve Kit. Its words and photos are demo content.

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7.7/10MABTU rating

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B03AboutLabel file

B01JournalField notes

DESKTOP · 1440 × 5,333/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01headerMono caps top bar with label name, city and release note
02heroCondensed serif wordmark split around a B&W portrait grid, player bar924
03manifestoHuge caps with italic oxblood line, mono side notes, ring graphics662
04releasePressings list, studio photo and tracklist player in three columns1,005
05tourBlack city and venue table, next show highlighted mustard999
06demo formOxblood split band with italic headline and submission form745
07footerCream wordmark, link columns, newsletter field998

Rating · Home

Visual design8.1

UX & clarity7.4

Originality8.3

Craft & consistency7.6

Motion6.5

Performance & a11y8.7

This page scores 7.8; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·white background·vivid

Typography

Aftertone Bodoniheading · serif · unknown Aftertone Plex Monobody · mono · unknown Aftertone Barlowaccent · font · unknown

Stack & style

Framer React

Bold typography Editorial Retro Photography-led Floating CTA Tabs

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Design DNA

Template: mustard #F4AC1C, cream #F4E4CC, oxblood #9C2C24 and ink #141414 blocks, like a record sleeve. Headlines are a condensed high-contrast Didone set huge in tight caps, with an italic oxblood serif second line ('NOT POLISHED INTO SILENCE.'); labels and catalogue numbers are mono caps; body is a plain grotesk. The hero sandwiches a grid of black-and-white musician portraits between 'AFTERTONE' and 'RECORDS'. A three-column release band (pressings list, studio photo, tracklist player), a black tour-date table with the next row in mustard, an oxblood demo form and a cream wordmark footer follow.

Worth borrowing

Sandwich a portrait grid between the two words of the wordmark so the hero is the brand.
List tour dates as a big-city table and highlight the next show's row in the brand colour.
Use catalogue numbers (AT-001) and mono caps labels so a label site feels like physical releases.