One of our readers had the idea of starting a thread for those who would like to collaborate on making music. I thought it was a great idea so here’s the place to post for those who would like to do so.
Music creators rating the music libraries.
One of our readers had the idea of starting a thread for those who would like to collaborate on making music. I thought it was a great idea so here’s the place to post for those who would like to do so.
Hi, my name is Sunday, and I’m looking to collaborate with other composers,producers.
Hey Sunday, what styles of music do you write and what instruments do you play? I can do vocals, guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo, etc.
I’m more of a R&B gal, i do vocals as well. But i’m trying to focus on doing the beats. I’m practicing playing my acoustic guitar, but i’m not that good at it.
Nice! If you ever want some male vocals, guitar, bass etc for your beats I’d be happy to help.
Yes, I would love that. You probably would be the only guy who’s agreed to actually work with me. We can email each other beats if that’s acceptable?
https://youtu.be/cQhZoL5TV0c
This is an instrumental I made, if you like it let me know.
The link didn’t work for some reason. Feel free to email me though. Randymcgravey@gmail.com
I emailed you
Hey Sunday! I’m also a vocalist who is interested in collaboration if you still need! Would love to talk further/get to know you via email if you are still looking! Thanks so much!
Sam
my email is dimancheboykin@yahoo.com, we can talk there.
Hi Colin, you have a great music, I’m impressed by music ideas and sound quality of your tracks. I feel that I have a similar taste in music and would be happy to collaborate with you. Wish you all the best.
Hey Bryan,
I’m starting up school next week, but I’d love to talk at some point. Do you have a website with tunes to listen to? My cell is: 781-956-3227.
Give me a buzz next week sometime.
Thanks,
Colin
do you guys know kompoz.com?
it’s all about that.
It’s new to me, but I’m kinda excited about it.
Kompoz is an interesting site, but projects/collabs often start and then languish and are never completed. Or they take months – even years – to complete.
I’m looking for a cowrite. I’m new to this, but I do have a handful of tracks with three libraries and a couple good recent placements.
My stuff is instrumental and fairly indie rock / post-rock influenced. I also dig minimalism, especially Steve Reich and Terry Riley, and some of the music I’ve been writing lately is in that vein (heavily delayed clean guitars and organs, ambient stuff).
I’d want to sign a split letter for everything we do.
Ideally, I’d like to avoid retitling.
I know this is a lot of info, but I thought for the sake of efficiency I’d be upfront…
Thanks to anyone who reads this, and to Art for running this amazing site.
Dave
dave@davemh.com
http://www.soundcloud.com/davemh **
**Most of my experience has been scoring shorts; many of the tracks on my soundcloud page have really cue-specific structure as a result.
I don’t work with Red Sox fans. 😉
Just kidding, Colin… Good luck finding the right collaborator!
🙂
I actually grew up in NJ so as a little kid I was a Yankee fan, but after going to Berklee and living in the Boston area now for 25 years, the conversion to Sox fever was complete!
“after going to Berklee and living in the Boston area now for 25 years,”
I graduated Berklee in 84. Sounds like you might have been there right around the same time?
I graduated in 90′. I just read the current copt of BT, it would be awesome to grab some production classes from there now with all the cutting edge technology they’ve got.
I sometimes wish we had the tools available now when I was in Berklee from 80-84. I remember using score paper and handwriting all my projects for arranging classes. If we wanted to hear the arrangements we had to write out all the individual parts by hand. And, I had to walk to classes every day in the snow, up hill, both ways. 🙂
Did you ever hear of the Boston bands “High Function” or “Universal Language” back in the late 80’s and early 90’s?
Oh- I’m still in the area. I listened to your music which is very nice. I didn’t really hear what I could bring as a collaborator. I also play guitars, bass and misc. stringed instruments which you have covered. Your ideal collaborator might be a female singer/piano player!
It couldn’t hurt to try and collaborate anyway since you are in the area. Do you have a link? More lines in the water is always good. We could network with our libraries etc. Let’s chat sometime.
my email: lincomanmusic@verizon.net
my cell: 781.956.3227
my home: 781.407.0687
Hi Colin, I took it to email…
I would like to have other composers interested to come in with me to create a bigger website for everybody to submit Music who owns 100% ownership to be licensed for films, TV,,commercials.
I am ready to invest and invite others to invest. Is it possible?
Anyone in the Boston Area?
I’m interested in recording/collaborating with library writers. I’ve had a bunch of placements and am looking to focus on exclusive libraries. I mostly do acoustic/pop/rock vocals and instrumentals but would be happy to explore other avenues.
My bio and music is here: http://www.audiosparx.com/colinodwyer
Thanks,
Colin
Hi Colin – I’m not in the Boston area, but if you’re interested in distance collaboration with the same genres you’re writing for, let me know. There are a handful of tracks on my website (I’m on Audiosparx as well).
Cheers,
Dave Keats
DavidKeats.com
Hey Colin, I’d be interested in some co-writes. I have similar credits to you, although my music may be a bit more pop. Could be a good thing though…I’m in New Bedford. Gimme a shout.
Email: brunosteelemusic@comcast.net