Plan an album or EP
Turn a release idea into an ordered plan for recording, artwork, manufacturing, distribution and promotion without booking work too early.
PRACTICAL MUSIC-PROJECT GUIDES
Prepare a recording session, release, campaign, content shoot, concert, merchandise run or tour with the decisions and questions a provider actually needs.
CHOOSE THE JOB
Each guide turns one music-project problem into a usable brief, comparable provider questions and direct routes into the relevant services.
Turn a release idea into an ordered plan for recording, artwork, manufacturing, distribution and promotion without booking work too early.
Give studios and producers enough information to assess the room, people, equipment, schedule and handoff your recording actually needs.
Understand the separate decisions, files and approvals involved in mixing and mastering before approaching an engineer.
Build one controlled release package for audio, identifiers, credits, artwork, distribution and campaign handoffs.
Separate commissioned content, creator-audience publishing, PR outreach and editorial media before choosing a provider.
Turn a request for photos or short-form video into a usable production brief with formats, rights, approvals and delivery versions.
Separate venue, promoter, artist and supplier responsibilities for sound, light, stage, crew, backline and show-day timing.
Define products, quantities, artwork, samples, labelling, production, delivery and fulfilment before comparing merchandise suppliers.
Turn dates or a touring idea into booking, transport, production, accommodation, promotion and administration briefs.
HOW THESE GUIDES HELP
Recording, release, promotion, content, concert, merchandise and tour guides follow the handoffs and dependencies of the actual work.
Technical, platform, industry and public requirements link to the authority responsible for them.
Availability, price, capacity, legal advice and project-specific requirements still need an answer from the provider responsible for the work.
Commissioned content, creator-audience publishing, PR outreach and independent editorial coverage are not presented as the same service.