Support the project

This project comes from many hours of composing and producing in a small home studio, working with both real instruments and professional tools to bring ideas to life. Behind every piece there is serious work and costs that don’t show: registering the works, distributing them on platforms, paying for the tools and software that keep the music possible.

Streaming platforms have tightened their rules. On Spotify, if a recording doesn’t reach the minimum number of streams and listeners required, it doesn’t enter the royalty pool at all: nothing is paid for it even if it’s available and someone plays it. That change is partly driven by the boom in AI‑generated music, but in the end it also shuts out people like me who compose independently and try to put care into every work.

Other platforms do return something, but for now what comes in doesn’t even cover the basic costs of keeping the music out there: distribution fees, the tools I use every day, and the expense of continuing to develop new pieces. That means finishing and releasing each work depends almost entirely on my time and on what I can carry myself.

Even so, I keep writing and composing with the hope that, with effort and time, this work will find its audience and be valued as it should. I’d like this project to grow a little more and stand on firmer ground, and that’s why I’m asking for help directly.

If you feel it deserves to go on, there are several ways you can support it. By making a financial contribution, if that’s within your reach. By sharing the songs with people you think might enjoy them: the more listeners discover them, the better, and every new person counts. Or by listening carefully and adding them to your playlists: every real listen and every recommendation gives this project one more chance, even with all the barriers in the way.