Hi all,

A few weeks ago I posted here looking for producers to onboard for private coaching sessions. Both slots filled quickly, and I'm now working with three producers. Things are going well enough that I want to push a bit further, so I'm opening up three more slots to stress test how many sessions I can realistically manage throughout the week.

This time I'm being a bit more specific about what I'm looking for genre-wise. I'd like to work with producers who are specifically working in any of the following genres:

• atmospheric dnb
• liquid dnb
• 2step garage
• deep house
• hip hop
• boom bap
• downtempo
• trip hop

If your music sits somewhere adjacent to any of those, I'm still open to hearing from you. Everything else from the original post still stands. I'm looking for producers who are technically capable but genuinely struggling to finish and release music. Not beginners. Not people who are vaguely curious. People who are ready to actually do the work.

These sessions are still free. Same ask as before... full commitment, honest feedback, and a short testimonial at the end.

If you want more context on what the sessions involve and what kind of producer this is aimed at, start here:
https://aymat.org/where-to-begin/

And for the full breakdown of what the sessions actually look like:
https://aymat.org/coaching/producer-coaching/

If this sounds like you, please use the contact form rather than PMing me:
https://aymat.org/contact/

Include as much detail as you can. Who you are, your history as a producer, links to your music, and what your goals are. Thank you so much and looking forward to hearing from you! - aymat

 

Wonderful sounding project. All the best with this brother, keep on rollin'!

 

Cheers brotha, its been really fun and even healing in a lot of ways. I've had such a great time getting to know everyone and reassuring that doing this is where I want to be. <3

 

Well, we pretty much speak the same language in Valenciana as you Catalans and you're certainly speaking our language here. As someone with so, so many unfinished tracks gathering dust and certainly making a whole load of schoolboy mixing errors, I could certainly use your counsel!

Make hay while the sun shines, my man!