Sponsor a song
Your name sits with a release: on the song page, in the description, and in everything that goes out with it. One brand to a song, so it never turns into a wall of logos nobody reads.
Promote with us
A song is not. People choose it, put it on again, and send it to somebody at two in the morning. If you have a brand, a product, an event or anything else you want heard about, there is room for your name here. The only rule is that the song stays a song.
What we can do
Your name sits with a release: on the song page, in the description, and in everything that goes out with it. One brand to a song, so it never turns into a wall of logos nobody reads.
The video songs are being shot anyway. Something that belongs in the room can be in the room, worn, held, poured or driven, without a line of copy anywhere near it.
Not a jingle. A real song carrying the feeling you are actually selling, made with one of our singers and yours to run in your own campaigns for as long as you want it.
The letter goes to people who asked to be told when something is out. Your launch, your night or your offer can go with it, and onto the announcements page, where it stays.
If you are putting something on and need a voice for it, or a name for the poster, we can talk about who fits and what the night would actually sound like.
A film that needs a song. A book, a charity, somebody putting out their first release. If you want it heard about and there is something honest in it, ask anyway.
How it usually goes
What you are putting out, who it is for, when it has to be live, and roughly what you have to spend. All four together save about a fortnight of guessing.
Which singer fits, what we would actually make, how long it takes and what it costs. Written out on one page. There is no deck and there is no meeting to book a meeting.
A rough mix or a rough cut, early enough that changing your mind is cheap. Nothing goes out to anybody until you have seen the thing with your name on it.
Plays, how many people stayed to the end, and where they came from. Once after a fortnight and again after a couple of months, because a song keeps working long after a post has gone.
Start here
Say what it is, when it has to be out, and what you have to spend. A budget is not a rude question here. It is the thing that decides whether the answer is one song or a season of them.
Before you write
Send a deck if you already have one. A paragraph and a date is just as good a place to start.
The letter
No weekly round up and nothing to scroll past. When something is finished it goes out once, with the story behind it, and that is the whole arrangement.