A LA CARTE SERVICES













$25


Have us design the poster for your up coming event







$100


Have our on staff professional artists design your logos, album art or any other artistic design needs!







$500


We will: -Design an EPK -Buy and build a website for you -Set up your Facebook page -Get a logo designed for you -AND book you an interview







$20/Song


DAI is Digital Audio Identification. This is how SOCAN tracks where and when your music is played on the radio. If you don't know how to register for this service we can do it for you.









$25


Interviews are an integral part of marketing your music. We'll book them for you.









$50


Studio time is important for musicians. If you need help booking studio time we're there.









$50


AFM/AFMC is the union for professional musicians in Canada and the United States of America.









$50


All artists and producers who create music should register for SOCAN. SOCAN is the organization that helps musicians collect their performance royalties.









$100


If you need your Electronic Press Kit designed for you, we'll do it, and for a small added fee we'll register the domain for you as well.







Negiotiable


If you need help getting your music on iTunes then we can help! The price is based on the amount of songs and length of each song.









Negiotiable


Do you have an upcoming show and need a production company? We can help you find the perfect sub-contractor to work with!







Negotiable


Need some help planning an event? UDS Music Services is there!







Negotiable


If you can't figure out how to get your site working or how to buy and set up your own domain, we can help!





CONTACT INFORMATION!


For any business inquiries you can contact us:

Email us at theottawasound@gmail.com 
Use A La Carte as the subject line 

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