Make Your EP in 8 Weeks
Kick off 2027 by finishing a record: 8 live weekly calls, one small group, one finished EP.
- Starts January 2027
- 8 weekly live calls · 1 hour
- Group of 10
- A finished 3–5 track EP
What you’ll make
A finished EP of 3 to 5 tracks: arranged, mixed, mastered, with artwork and a release plan.
Who it’s for
- Producers with ideas and unfinished tracks who want a real, finished release
- Artists who work better with a deadline, a plan and people making music alongside them
- Any DAW, any genre. You should be comfortable making a basic track; you do not need to know how to mix or master
The 8 weeks
One live 1-hour call a week, starting Tuesday, January 12, 2027 · 6pm Pacific.
- 1
Vision & plan
Your EP’s sound and story, reference tracks, the 3–5 tracks you will finish, and a week-by-week plan.
- 2
Ideas to demos
Pick and strengthen your strongest ideas so every track has a clear core.
- 3
Sound palette
Sounds, textures and a production approach that make the EP feel like one body of work.
- 4
Arrangement
Turn loops into full structures with tension, release and a sense of journey.
- 5
Finishing week
Close out every track: details, transitions, vocals or hooks, and the running order.
- 6
Mixing
Balance, space and low end, with group feedback on your bounces.
- 7
Mix revisions
Fresh ears on each other’s mixes, fix-lists, and deciding when a mix is done.
- 8
Master, artwork & release
Mastering options, artwork, metadata and a simple release plan for your EP.
How it runs
- 8 live calls, once a week, 1 hour each, on video
- A small group of up to 10 people
- Recordings of every call shared with the group
- Feedback on your work between calls
Your mentor is Robin Liepman (Bloomurian), a producer, DJ and educator who has been releasing music for over a decade. Want 1-on-1 help instead? See mentorship.
Questions
What if I miss a call?
Every call is recorded and shared with the group, and you can still get feedback on your work between calls.
Which DAW do I need?
Any DAW works: Ableton Live, Logic, FL Studio, Bitwig, Reaper or whatever you make music in. Robin works in Ableton Live.
What level do I need to be?
You should be able to make a basic track in your DAW. You do not need to know how to mix or master: that is part of the course.
How does saving a seat work?
Saving a seat is free and holds one of the 10 places. Confirm it by paying any time before December 15, 2026; seats still unpaid then go back to the group.
What is the refund policy?
Full refund up to 14 days before the first call.