All your questions answered.
Reach me at hello@themusicmentor.co.uk if you can’t find an answer to your question.
This is not a magic wand but I only approve artists if I’m sure this will work for.
If you disappear, skip check-ins or ignore the strategy - no one can help you.
Here’s the deal:
If you show up, take advice, and put the work in - you’ll see insane results: MORE followers, MORE engagement and MORE momentum.
This isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme but music is a multi-billion industry and there is plenty of work available.
If you’re committed, I’ll fight for you tooth and nail - keeping you accountable and giving you every tool and strategy I’ve got.
I will repeat if you disappear, skip check-ins or ignore the strategy - no one can help you.
No!
What matters is that you’re willing to put in consistent effort.
That’s normal. I design strategies that fit around your life (job, family, commitments).
The goal is progress, not burnout.
The Music Mentor takes a collaborative approach to working with clients, ensuring that their unique situation and particular preferences and needs are incorporated into each tailored package.
A Mentorship is not a one-size-fits-all course.
Yes, you can spread the payments through our official finance partner, KLARNA splitting the cost into manageable monthly payments.
If you'd rather pay in full that option is always available too.
Either way this is an investment in yourself and your music career.
Even the most expensive options are in the range of what people spend on a second-hand car but unlike a car, the skills, fans and income it builds, will change your life for the better and only increase with value over time.
If you’re serious, you’ll find a way.
That commitment is a basic first step in proving you’re ready.
It doesn’t have to be one or the other - you can do both.
Paul actually signed a major record deal 6 months into a music degree (totally unrelated to the course btw).
Not one other person in that year landed a deal.
And as you know: many students spend their loan money on clothes, alcohol and nights out.
If you’re truly committed to building a music career, you’d go without those things to invest in your real goals.
University gives you a certificate and debt.
Mentorship gives you strategy that actually gets results in the real world.
And here’s the biggest difference:
University takes 3 years, costs £27,000+ and leaves the overwhelming majority of graduates still trying to figure it out.
A mentorship is faster, cheaper and specific to you - not general to a class of 20-40 all with different skills and goals.
Maybe... but appreciate that most don't and are forced to give up long before.
Those who do can easily spend £30K+ and 10 years and still not get it.
The choice is simple: you either pay with time, money and frustration or you shortcut the process. Thats not cheating... its common sense.
One cost is temporary.
Doing it alone can stall your career forever.
I can't promise everyone a new career in 4 months.
But I absolutely can and will, give you the tools, strategy and knowledge that make a career possible.
What you do with that has to be on you but I will be fully present to explain things if you don't quite get them and give you options at every step of the way.
This is not like school where I leave you with a textbook and punish you for asking questions or challenging the system.
Some people implement it in weeks and things move fast.
Others take longer.
The only thing I can tell you FOR CERTAIN is that without the right foundations you’re just guessing; and guessing makes things a LOT MORE expensive and a LOT LESS likely.
Distance isn’t a barrier anymore.
The whole industry works online - from songwriting collabs to label meetings.
I’m only a text or a phone call away and will be reviewing your content online the same way your audience will.
If your programme includes strategy calls we'll connect by video or phone and you’ll always have me in your corner to keep you accountable.
You don’t need to be in the same city for this to work - you just need Wi-Fi and the commitment to show up.
Let’s be honest: if an opportunity came from across the world, you wouldn’t turn it down just because you couldn’t hop on a plane.
If you've used any service and want to upgrade, then any payments (excluding playlists) count towards the cost.
For example; 1 months of A&R In Your Pocket at £300p/m would be deducted from the full cost of "The Music Masterplan" mentorship and likewise, 10 months would equate to the full cost and so you would automatically get full access if requested.
You'll never pay twice for the same level of access.
You could... but it may then take you 14 months to achieve the results you could have got in 4.
Time is the deciding factor.
This can be a good option if you can't afford the Klarna plan and are time rich therefore you will NOT be penalised or looked down upon for taking this route.
The Music Mentor