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Songwriting & Music Collabs

Bring a voice memo, a half-finished chorus, or nothing at all. We write together — in the studio or fully remote — until the song sounds like you on your best day.

Singer-songwriter with guitar and microphone

What a collab entails

Your song, built together

Every collaboration starts with a listening call: your references, your story, where the song needs to land. From there we write melody and lyrics side by side, demo as we go, and revise until every line earns its place. You keep full visibility — every draft, every voice memo, every decision.

What's included

Pick your lane

Topline & Lyrics

Melody and words over your track or ours. Two revision rounds and a stripped demo you can take anywhere.

Full Co-Write

From blank page to finished demo: chords, structure, lyrics, arrangement and a release-ready guide vocal.

Production Finish

Your song, taken over the line — drums, textures, vocal production and a mix-ready session.

How it works

Three steps to a song

  1. Listening callTell us the story and the sound. We map the song's shape before writing a word.
  2. Writing sessionsOne to three sessions, remote or in-studio, with demos after every round.
  3. Finish & filesFinal demo, lyric sheet, stems and a split sheet — everything you need to release.

Questions

Fair asks, straight answers

Do I need anything finished before we start?

No. Finished songs, fragments, and pure ideas all work. If you only have a feeling and two chords, that's a starting point.

Who owns the song?

You do, shared fairly. Every collab ends with a signed split sheet reflecting each writer's contribution — no surprises, ever.

Can we work fully remote?

Yes — most collabs are remote. Demos fly back and forth, calls handle the big decisions, and timelines usually run two to four weeks.