Custom album covers, motion visuals, and rollout packages for independent hip-hop and R&B artists. No templates. No run-of-the-mill.
Every package is custom. Every release gets our full attention.
3000×3000px, platform-ready. Custom artwork that fits your artist identity, not a stock library.
Animated covers and promo clips. The version that plays before your track does real work.
Tracklist graphic, story frames, promo clips. Your release arrives ready for all platforms.
Three projects. Three different vibes. Here's how they landed.
Default template cover
Custom cover, matching release mood
Producer dropped a 5-track EP. Needed covers that matched the dust-and-vinyl aesthetic without a studio budget. Delivered a cohesive set — static covers + motion preview clip — in 3 days. Went up on Spotify with zero placeholder art.
Generic stock art
Neon-on-void, grid line details
Single-artist album rollout. Had the tracks, couldn't visualize the aesthetic. Built a full visual identity — cover, animated teaser, story frames — in one package. Artist ran the rollout for 3 weeks with no design work on their end.
Hand-drawn attempt, no scan
Darkroom-processed feel, analog grain
10-track debut album, 6 singles. Full rollout kit: all cover art, motion previews for each single, social story set, and a tracklist graphic. Delivered in two batches over 6 weeks. The campaign ran on schedule — art was never the bottleneck.
Spotify now displays animated artwork on supported tracks. TikTok and Instagram autoplay everything — your cover has to earn the scroll-stop. We build motion into every package above Starter.
It's not a luxury add-on. It's how you stay in front of people who don't click past the first second.
"100,000 albums drop on Spotify every day. Yours has to stop the scroll before the play button exists."
Three tiers. Everything custom. No templates.
Independent artists deserve better than Fiverr templates and $5 gigs. VisualDrop is built for artists who care about the full picture — the record, the brand, the way it looks when someone first sees it.