Music for rooms
you're designing
Original 1960s-inspired lounge, curated to a brief. For hotels, bars, restaurants, shops and screens — where the music has a job to do and a playlist won't do it.
Where it works
Somewhere people
stay a while
Hotels & lobbies
Arrival, lounge and bar treated as separate rooms with separate moods, not one feed piped everywhere.
Bars & restaurants
Music that shifts across an evening — early tables, the middle of service, last call.
Retail & galleries
Atmosphere that supports the room and the merchandise rather than competing with them.
Film, TV & advertising
Period-accurate cues for productions set in, or evoking, the mid-century.
Events & installations
Weddings, launches, exhibitions and pop-ups that want a specific era in the air.
Something else
If the room is unusual, that's usually the interesting part. Tell me about it.
How it works
Curated to a brief,
not sold off a shelf
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01
Tell me the room
What the space is, how long people stay, what time of day matters most, and what it should feel like when someone walks in.
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02
I build the selection
Drawn from the catalogue, sequenced for your hours and your room. Where nothing quite fits, I can record something that does.
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03
You license what you use
Scope, term and territory agreed in writing before anything goes live, so you know exactly what you're cleared for.
Why not a playlist
The difference
- —One catalogue, one handEvery recording comes from the same place, so the sound stays coherent across an entire venue instead of lurching between artists.
- —No ads, no algorithmNothing interrupts, and nothing gets swapped out because a recommendation engine decided so.
- —Written for the backgroundRecorded to sit under conversation at low volume, which is a different craft from music made to be the main event.
- —A person to callWhen the room changes, or the brief does, you talk to the person who made the music.
Rates
Quoted per project
A hotel group and a single bar are not the same job, and neither is a national campaign. Rather than publish packages that fit almost nobody, I quote against the actual brief.
REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_EMAILHelpful to include
- What the space or production is
- Roughly how many locations or screens
- How long you need it for
- Where it will be heard or seen
- Any deadline you're working to