MR. BLINDBANDIT / CREATIVE INQUIRIES
LET’S TALK
ABOUT SOUND.
Have a production idea or a project in mind? Start with a clear creative brief.
Describe the project
Tell us what you are making, the sound you have in mind, and how the music will be used.
↗02 / THE CONTEXTShare references
Include links to your work and reference tracks, with a note explaining what you like about them.
↗03 / THE DETAILSDefine the scope
Mention deliverables, timing, and any budget range you want to discuss.
↗A CONVERSATION COMES FIRST
Mr. Blindbandit’s creative work spans production, recording, and digital storytelling. A studio inquiry is an invitation to discuss a project; availability, scope, and any terms are confirmed individually.
For music you have already created and want to submit for consideration, use the label’s dedicated submission form.
Studio inquiries: what to expect
Mr. Blindbandit produces and records his own music, working without visual waveforms by using screen readers, keyboard commands and careful listening. A studio inquiry is a way to ask whether that experience could fit your project.
- Official replies come from mrblindbandit.net email addresses. Be cautious of anyone asking for payment through social-media direct messages.
- Time zone: the studio is in the Philippines (UTC+8). Use the time-zone planner to suggest times for a call.
- Accessibility: please send references as links and briefs as plain text rather than images or scanned PDFs.
- Terms: availability, scope, fees and ownership are agreed individually and in writing before any work begins.
The project brief builder and collaboration brief builder help you prepare. For music you have already made and want the label to hear, use music submissions instead.
Please send one inquiry per project, and include your time zone so replies can suggest workable times.
Studio work is discussed individually; there is no public price list, and nothing is booked until both sides agree in writing.