
Hire Grammy-nominated producers, Billboard-charting songwriters, and social media experts to create release-ready music and content. Garnish LA Artist Services offers 6 sessions (24 hours total) over 2 months, curated by Loudboy Music (www.loudboymusic.com). Collaborate with LA’s top hitmakers to produce tracks, craft songs, or build viral content—no lessons, just professional results. Perfect for artists, Garnish alums, and international students.
Who is this for?
“I needed to brush up on something, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones


Professional Collaboration: Garnish LA Artist Services provide 6 customizable 4-hour sessions (24 Hrs) over 2 months, scheduled to fit your needs
Online or In-Person: Collaborate via high-quality video for artists outside LA or internationally
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Contact us if you have any questions.
Clear project goal (e.g., producing a single, EP, or social media content)
No professional credits required; open to all artists ready to create
Customize Plan: Pick Music Production Service, Songwriting Service, Social Media Service, or others (e.g., 2 songwriting, 2 production, 1 mixing, 1 photoshoot).
Schedule Sessions: Complete your sessions over 2 months, in-person (North Hollywood) or online. Notify 48 hours for changes (2 allowed per booking; no refunds for no-shows/late cancellations).
Create with Pros: Produce tracks, songs, or media content with our hitmakers and content experts
Earn Recognition: Get a Certificate of Collaboration and join Garnish LA’s alumni network.
Pay Fees: $4,350 for 6 sessions (24 hours total). Credit cards accepted; split payment plans available.
Our roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Content Experts
“The course does a good job of expressing the importance of all aspects of music. Synthesis, business, phycology, marketing/branding are all building blocks of the aspiring musician pyramid. Armed with knowledge from each category (and of course good work ethic), anyone can navigate the long, crazy road to becoming a successful and happy musician.”
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