Cohort Music Lab
Cohort Music Lab is a live music production workshop. You join a small randomized cohort on the kickoff night, receive a creative prompt, and spend the production window writing, recording, and mixing original music. The lab ends with a live showcase for the community.
See each event for current pricing. See upcoming labs →
Meet your collaborators and receive the creative prompt. Talk through influences, skills, and the kind of music you want to make, then plan your first session.
Develop songs together and use your shared workspace to organize sessions, lyrics, demos, stems, and feedback. Agree on responsibilities and a realistic plan for finishing the work.
Return to share your finished work with the community. Check your event page for the performance or playback format and the confirmed showcase schedule.
Stay connected with your team and other local members. Share the finished music and your contribution on your profile so the work can lead to new creative connections.
A Cohort Music Lab brings songwriters, producers, vocalists, and instrumentalists together to create original music. Meet your team at kickoff, write and record during the production window, then share the work at the closing showcase.
Songwriters, producers, vocalists, instrumentalists, beatmakers, and audio engineers who want to collaborate. Bring your musical interests and discuss the role you would like to play with your team.
Check the event page for the current ticket price, what is included, and any available offers. Pricing can vary by city and edition.
Browse upcoming events for confirmed Music Labs, including New York editions. Each event page lists its city, venue, schedule, and availability.
Work with your team toward an original EP of one to four songs. Use the event description for the brief and showcase format for your edition, then choose a scope your team can complete together.
Coordinate recording equipment, instruments, software, and session space with your team. Check the event page for any equipment provided and specific requirements before you arrive.
Start with a kickoff, collaborate during the production window, and return for the showcase. The event page has the confirmed session dates, venue, and local times.
Looking for the film edition? See the Cohort Film Lab. Curious what past cohorts shipped? Browse the Yearbook.