MR. BLINDBANDIT / RESOURCE
Brand and naming guide
Approved names, descriptions and linking practices for Mr. Blindbandit and Blindbandit Records.
Style notes for writers
- Write “Mr. Blindbandit” with a capital M, a full stop after Mr and Blindbandit as one word. Avoid “Mr Blind Bandit” or “MrBlindbandit” except where a platform handle requires it.
- Write “Blindbandit Records” for the label.
- On first mention, “Mr. Blindbandit (Kaeleb Savon Heck)” is accurate. Afterwards, either name is fine.
- Describe blindness accurately and plainly: he was born completely blind with Leber Congenital Amaurosis. Avoid phrases such as “despite his disability” or “sees through music.”
- Release titles use the artist’s own capitalisation, for example weightless, cry forever and IKAW LANG SAPAT NA.
- The Blindbandit Chronicle is the site’s publication for essays and reporting; cite articles by title and link.
If you are unsure how to describe something, ask press@mrblindbandit.net before publication. Corrections to published articles can be requested the same way.
Examples
- Good: “Mr. Blindbandit, the music name of Kaeleb Savon Heck, released weightless in 2026.”
- Good: “Kaeleb Heck, who was born blind, produces music with screen readers and keyboard commands.”
- Avoid: calling collaborators “Blindbandit Records artists” unless that has been confirmed.
- Avoid: describing the artist as “suffering from” blindness or as “inspirational” simply for being blind. Describe the work.
Linking: use https://mrblindbandit.net/ for the official site, and the official streaming links on the connect page. When in doubt, ask before publishing.