Make more of the music you're imagining.
Find the people who can help you make it.
There are two ways to work with Sessions — and both start with real people making real music.
Book a Session.
Five steps, and you choose the person at every one of them.
Find your Creator
Browse real musicians, producers, engineers and other music creators. Listen to their work and find someone who fits your music.
You choose the Creator; Sessions simply makes them easier to find. Look around freely; no account needed to browse.
Tell them what you're making
Start with whatever you have — a finished demo, rough recording, voice memo, chart, reference track or just an idea.
The brief helps turn what you have into useful context, so your Creator starts on the same page. It adapts to the work; it isn't a checklist you have to pass.
Book the work
Review the proposal, confirm the details, and book through Sessions.
Make the music
Work together live or asynchronously, depending on the project and the people involved.
Either way, your communication, project details and files stay organized inside Sessions.
Work together again
Found someone who fits your music? Save them and bring them back for the next project.
This is where the longer-term relationship begins.
Sessions Producer.
Make music regularly? Get ongoing access to great music creators through a simple monthly membership.
Real players. Real producers. True collaboration.
$199 / month · 8 Creative Credits every month
Credits open the door to eligible Sessions Producer services — the players and producers you bring into the work, when the work needs them.
Explore Sessions ProducerYour music. Your players.
Sessions doesn't choose your musicians for you. You do.
Membership changes how often you can work with them, not who they are. The brief, the references, the takes and the finished work stay in one place, release after release.
One session can become a relationship.
The best records rarely come from strangers. Whichever path you take, the point is the same: find the people who understand what you're making, and keep making it with them.
There's more music in you.
Start with the people. The rest follows.