ARTISTS / CREATORS / BRANDS
BUILD SOMETHING
TOGETHER.
Introduce an idea for a collaboration, creative project, or brand conversation.
MAKE THE CONNECTION CLEAR
Tell us who you are, what you want to create, and why the project connects with Mr. Blindbandit’s music or perspective. Include links that help explain your work.
A useful proposal identifies the creative role, intended audience, deliverables, and timeline. If there is a budget or a specific platform involved, include that context.
Partnership inquiries are considered individually. This page does not promise endorsement, promotional reach, or a particular commercial arrangement.
Partnerships that fit
Proposals are most likely to fit when they connect with what Mr. Blindbandit already does: independent music, accessibility and assistive technology, blind travel and independence, education and life between the United States and the Philippines.
- Describe your organization and the people involved.
- Explain the idea and why it connects with this work.
- List deliverables, dates and who does what.
- State the budget or value exchange openly.
- Tell us how the project will be accessible to blind and low-vision audiences.
Sponsored or paid content is always labelled as such, as described in the advertising and sponsorship disclosure. Proposals that ask for undisclosed promotion, fake reviews or bought engagement are declined. To send a proposal privately, use the partnership inquiry form.
What happens next
Proposals are read privately. If an idea looks like a fit, a reply will ask follow-up questions before anything is agreed. There is no guaranteed response time, and no commitment exists until a written agreement is signed by both sides.
Accessible proposals are easier to review: send plain text or an accessible document, and describe any images or mock-ups in words.