Bring Your Vision to Life Without the Chaos

Artists rooted in Jazz, R&B, Hip-Hop, or adjacent genres — especially those who love blending influences and challenging conventions.

That’s perfectly fine. Book a call then we’ll review what you have and plan from there. This process is flexible enough to integrate existing material if it aligns with your goals.

You won’t find pricing on this page because every project is different — your creative goals, session scope, and collaboration style shape the final quote. What I can tell you is this:

• I charge a flat fee, not recordings royalties — unless we enter a long-term creative relationship where a mix makes more sense for both of us.

• If we co-write, we’ll either agree on a writing fee (in addition to the production fee) or split the composition credits and income accordingly. I’ll always be credited publicly as a co-writer when that applies.

• If we just develop the song consultatively, no songwriting credit or royalties are involved — that’s part of the standard process.

• Production and engineering? I’ll be credited appropriately in the final release.
  Everything — including rights and splits — is spelled out in the contract upfront, so there’s no ambiguity and no surprises.

For the project we collaborate on, I need full creative and technical oversight. That means no outside producers or engineers unless I bring in peers I already work with under my direction. You’re welcome to work with other collaborators on different projects — but for this one, my process requires a unified vision and execution. That’s how I keep the quality high, the communication clear, and the final result cohesive.

Not really — this process is built for serious, career-focused artists who are already creating at a high level and want to go further with expert support. Some beginner artists may have the budget for this offer. But if you’re just getting started, this likely isn’t the best next step.

The 12-week structure exists for a reason — it creates consistency, keeps creative momentum high, and aligns with professional release strategies. That said, I understand life happens. If something unexpected arises, we’ll adjust with care. But in most cases, we’ll stick to the framework to honor the process — and your goals.

That’s exactly what the Discovery Call is for. It’s a real conversation — not a sales pitch — to explore your project, goals, and working style. If we both feel aligned, we move forward. If not, I’ll still point you to something that fits better. For artists who want an extra step before committing, I offer paid pre-production consultations or demo critiques by request.