Contact

Let's have a proper conversation.

15-minute call, no pitch. I read every enquiry — every one. If your catalogue or situation isn't right for me, I'll be honest about that on the first call.

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Grab a 15-minute slot.

Fastest way to get on my calendar. No pitch — just a proper conversation about your situation and whether I can help.

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Tell me about your catalogue.

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I read every enquiry. 72-hour response.

The practical stuff

Where I work.

Based in

Margate, UK. Deals worldwide.

Deal size

$50K–$16M+ across catalogue sales, funding and licensing.

One honest note

Who I can help — and who I can't.

Upfront, so nobody wastes their time.

Funding & advances

Generally needs catalogue income of around $8K/year or more for funders to make a real offer. Below that, there usually isn't enough to structure a proper deal against.

Catalogue sales

The buyers I work with are typically looking at the $100K–$16M+ range.

If your catalogue is below those thresholds, get in touch anyway — I'll be honest about it and, where I can, point you toward the right resources or the right stage to come back to me.

Always welcome: if you're a new artist and want me to listen to your music, I'm happy to — I read every demo submission I receive.

What to expect

The 15-minute call, in plain English.

  1. You talk. I listen.

    The first 10 minutes are you telling me about your catalogue, your situation, and what you're trying to achieve. I ask questions to understand, not to sell.

  2. I give you my honest read.

    The last 5 minutes are me telling you whether I can help, what route makes sense (or none of them), and what you'd expect to see from the market. No pitch, no pressure.

  3. You decide the next step.

    If it makes sense to work together, we agree the scope. If it doesn't, I'll tell you why and — where I can — point you somewhere useful. Either way, you leave with more clarity than you arrived with.