START A PROJECT
LET’S HEAR WHAT YOU’RE WORKING ON.
You don’t need to know exactly which service you need.
You don’t need the perfect terminology.
And you don’t need to diagnose the problem before you contact me.
Tell me where you are in the process, what you’re trying to accomplish, and let me hear the music.
I’ll listen personally, consider what the project actually needs, and determine whether BSP is the right fit—and what the right next step should be.
The first conversation isn’t about selling you something.
It’s about understanding the record.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
1. YOU TELL ME ABOUT THE PROJECT.
Give me enough context to understand where you are, what you’re trying to accomplish and what you want me to hear.
2. I REVIEW IT PERSONALLY.
I’ll listen to the material you send and consider the project from both a creative and practical perspective.
3. WE DETERMINE THE RIGHT NEXT STEP.
That may be mixing, production, consultation, arrangement work, musicianship—or something simpler than you expected.
4. WE DEFINE THE PROJECT.
If we decide to work together, we’ll establish the scope, price, timeline, deliverables and process before the work begins.
5. WE MAKE THE RECORD.
YOU WON’T GET A SALES PITCH.
If I believe I can help the record, I’ll tell you how.
If I think the project needs something different from what you originally contacted me about, I’ll tell you that too.
And if I don’t believe BSP is the right fit, I’ll be honest about that.
I’m not interested in creating work the record doesn’t need.
I’m interested in helping you make the right decision about what comes next.
The goal isn’t to sell you the biggest service.
The goal is to serve the record.
YOU DON’T NEED TO HAVE EVERYTHING FIGURED OUT.
You may know exactly what you want.
You may only know that something isn’t working yet.
Either is enough to start a conversation.
You don’t need to understand production terminology, know which service to choose or arrive with every creative decision already made.
That’s part of what I’m here for.
Tell me what you’re making.
Tell me what you want it to become.
Let me hear where it is now.
We’ll figure out the right next step from there.
LET’S HEAR IT.
Every record starts somewhere.
Send me what you’re working on, tell me where you want it to go, and we’ll find out what it needs to get there.