WHAT WE DO People hire us to promote music, create a special event or series, vamp up an album release, produce music videos, design logos or marketing materials, develop artist action plans, help execute them or even just to be the extra eyes or hands on their projects. Our purpose is to do cool work with good people who want to connect with the world through music.  If you're an artist, business or just a human with an idea and could use a creative partner to make it happen or cheer you on, give us a shout. We'd love to hear from you. IDEAS & STRATEGY Creative thinking drives every step of what we do. We begin every project with a discovery session to really get to know your goals, brand and message. We’ll explore where you’ve been, where you’d like to go and what you want it to look like when you get there. A good grasp of your needs and vision creates a solid foundation for detailed, creative strategies that lead to success. DESIGN & EXECUTION Music is art. Art is beautiful, and we want your music to look as good as it sounds. Whether it’s designing your logo, album artwork, promotional posters or adding memorable design elements to your special events— aligning the visual features of your project with your unique style elevates the experience for your audience and turns up the volume on your brand message. 

Stephen Mullane is a singer-songwriter from Syracuse, NY. He began writing poetry in high school and has been working with words ever since. Stephen started playing guitar in his late teens as a freshman at Le Moyne College, where he went on to earn his BA in English with a concentration in creative writing in 2009. He draws his songwriting and musical inspiration from a wide range of artists, bands and styles, but his music contains elements commonly attributed to musicians like Bob Dylan, Dave Matthews, Tom Petty, Neil Young, and other artists in the folk, Americana, rock, alternative and singer-songwriter genres. He listens to everything, so a little bit of everything finds its way into his music. Stephen has self-released three “demo” albums: Missing: What it Was Like, released in February 2021; Want You To Hear It Like Me But I Ran Out Of, released in October 2021; and Stoffice Modes: (This is How) It Begins, released in February 2023. "[Stephen's] lyrics are the highlight...Called to mind are Elliot Smith's slowly unfolding "King's Crossing," Pavement trading incomprehensible verse in "...And Carrot Rope," or Bob Dylan's self-critical look at current affairs in "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)." -Sydney Pollack, NYSMusic.com

Nora Quinn is an Americana singer-songwriter based in Copenhagen, hailing from Upstate NY. Brought up on the likes of The Chicks, Florence + the Machine, and Alison Krauss, Quinn pulls influence from female singer-songwriters across the genre spectrum. Whether accompanied by a raucous rhythm section or just her guitar, Quinn's lyric driven original songs stir sentimentality. Quinn recently released her third single, "An Arrangement (The Bog Bodies Song)," the demo of which earned over 20k likes and 130k views on Instagram

If there's one thing I love above all else, it's a good story, and that's what the music of Cosmelodic aims to convey. With a brand new single release on the horizon, Cosmelodic hopes to grow into the Syracuse music scene in a much bigger fashion over the coming months. With two prior releases under his belt, one of which is under a character name, it's exciting to be working towards something more. The first release, Jack Mallory's "The Record", is a character-based concept album released thanks to Intrigue Experiences that delves into the isolating repetition of being held to a few hits. The second release, "Stargazing", is a techno-style instrumental album featuring tracks that have been sitting stored on his hard drives for a few years now. Cosmelodic has been writing songs for years, and he's ready to share music new and old with the Syracuse community.

Stephen Mullane is a singer-songwriter from Syracuse, NY. He began writing poetry in high school and has been working with words ever since. Stephen started playing guitar in his late teens as a freshman at Le Moyne College, where he went on to earn his BA in English with a concentration in creative writing in 2009. He draws his songwriting and musical inspiration from a wide range of artists, bands and styles, but his music contains elements commonly attributed to musicians like Bob Dylan, Dave Matthews, Tom Petty, Neil Young, and other artists in the folk, Americana, rock, alternative and singer-songwriter genres. He listens to everything, so a little bit of everything finds its way into his music. Stephen has self-released three “demo” albums: Missing: What it Was Like, released in February 2021; Want You To Hear It Like Me But I Ran Out Of, released in October 2021; and Stoffice Modes: (This is How) It Begins, released in February 2023. "[Stephen's] lyrics are the highlight...Called to mind are Elliot Smith's slowly unfolding "King's Crossing," Pavement trading incomprehensible verse in "...And Carrot Rope," or Bob Dylan's self-critical look at current affairs in "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)." -Sydney Pollack, NYSMusic.com