> the weekly master_
One free master.
Every week.
Every week I pick one unreleased record from these submissions and master it myself — free, no catch, no upsell call.
If your song is picked, you get a release-ready stereo master you own outright, plus a short personal breakdown of what I did and what's holding your mix back. In exchange, I get to share the before/after. That's the whole deal.
Submit your record ↓Mastered by the same ears behind
Sony
Universal
Ultra
Dim Mak
50M+ streams
01
Submit the song
A link to your unreleased, mixed track — takes two minutes. No stems, no uploads.
02
I listen to everything
Every submission, personally, every week. One record gets picked.
03
You release it
You send the pre-master WAV, I send back a stereo master plus my notes on the mix.
Before you submit
✓The record is unreleased
✓The mix is finished
✓You can export a 24-bit WAV if picked
This week's pick closes Sunday night ET
Straight answers
What exactly do I get?
A release-ready stereo master of the submitted record, delivered as WAV, yours outright — plus a short personal breakdown of what I did and what's holding the mix back.
Why does it have to be a WAV?
Mastering works on the full-resolution mix. An MP3 has already thrown away the detail a master shapes — the link you submit can be an MP3 for listening, but the record I master can't be.
Why free?
Because before/afters from real records are worth more to me than an invoice, and your release doing well is the best ad I can run.
What are my odds?
One per week, picked on potential — the record where mastering makes the biggest audible difference. Small catalogs and zero followers don't disqualify you.
What if I'm not picked?
You stay in the pool for future weeks. And if you want guaranteed hands on your record, mastering is a service I run — that door is always open.
Will you finish a rough mix?
Mastering finishes a mix; it can't replace one. If the mix needs surgery first, I'll tell you straight instead of shipping polish on a problem.
Who's doing the mastering?
Me — Charlie. Artist first, engineer second: releases through Sony, Universal, Ultra, and Dim Mak, 50M+ streams, every record finished on my own chains. The receipts are here.
This week's pick is still open
Sunday's master could be yours.