Artist Producer - Rock, Metal, Progressive Rock, Synthwave, Singer-Songwriter, Indie for $100

A producer may seem like an abstract role in music development - and truthfully, sometimes it is. But having someone to bounce ideas off of, seek advice from, and help guide you through decision making can be *the* difference between you making your next song, or just simply giving up. That is the true value of a producer, and what I can provide to you.

What you will get if you hire me:

DETERMINE YOUR MESSAGE. What do you want to tell the world with your music? How can you capture a particular emotion? What is the feeling you want to give to your audience?

PROVIDE STRUCTURE. Say you want to write a pop song similar to John Mayer. How do you construct a "pop" song? What kind of instrumentation lends itself to that sound? What makes something catchy? My role is to help navigate you through this process of finding what your sound will be.

OVERCOME OBSTACLES. We've all had writer's block and lack of inspiration. My job is to help you see the light at the end of the tunnel, so that your music can be heard.

Of course, I am also here to literally help you create your music. If you're just getting into making music and don't have all the tools you require (for example, you don't have an orchestral library and don't have the budget to hire additional players, but really want a violin on your song), I have an assortment of tools that can help bring your idea into something musically tangible.

*UNLIMITED REVISIONS*
There is arbitrary amount of revisions that can be made to make a song better. Sometimes you don't need to change anything, sometimes you need to completely start over. Either option is okay. Great music is the goal!

An important part of production is guiding a musician towards their goal. In order to do that, we need to define your goals. I will not accept any form of money from you until we have a clear idea of what you want to accomplish, and we have discussed a plan to accomplish it.

This conversation will also include aspects of pricing. These websites require to put a price for your service, but if you have a song is beautifully articulated and require minimal help - I'm not going to charge you $100 to say, "good job, bud!" My price should be treated as a "maximum" payment, one that requires me to pull-out everything in my skill-set (coaching, critical feedback, deriving inspiration, help with instrumentation, etc.)