1:1 mentoring · 3 months

Your unfinished folder isn’t a talent problem.

I’m Paweł, a composer who has made music for Major League Baseball, Netflix and the BBC. For three months, one on one, I’ll help you finish the tracks stuck in your folder, and see what’s been holding them back.

Book a free 30-min callA relaxed conversation about your music and where you want to take it.

Brands and studios I’ve made music for
Netflix Prime Video BBC Universal Major League Baseball NBC Genesis BMG Production Music Zalando ASUS F1 Manager 24 Brit Awards Callaway Night Slashers Remake Muzeum Śląskie Teatr Polski we Wrocławiu
Sound familiar?

The 45-minute wall

You start a track. For 45 minutes it flows. Then it suddenly sounds weak, quiet, nothing like what’s on Spotify. You tweak the same 8 bars again. Open YouTube. Start a new project. Your “unfinished” folder keeps growing.

It’s not laziness and it’s not a lack of talent. It’s an inner critic that switches on too early, comparing your sketch to finished records. Another tutorial won’t fix that. The problem isn’t only technical.

Hi, I’m Paweł

Music pulled me out once. Now I help others get theirs out.

In 2015 I was plastering walls on a construction site for about $200 a month. In the evenings I produced music. Not as a career plan. It was the one thing keeping me sane.

Since 2019 I’ve been working on myself: psychology, emotions, the patterns we carry. Today my music is used by MLB, Netflix, NBC, the BBC, the Brit Awards and the F1 Manager 2024 trailer, and I teach production at the school where I learned it.

The kid from the construction site still compares and doubts. The difference is that now I know what’s going on, and how to get back to the music. That’s exactly what I teach.

How I teach

I don’t believe we really learn things. We draw them out of ourselves.

“Education” comes from educere: to lead out. You already know more than you think. I ask the questions that show you where the track really got stuck: in the mix, in your process, or in your head. The solutions you find yourself are the ones that stick.

Weekly 1:1 call

60 minutes on your project, not theory. Recorded so you can rewatch it.

One experiment a week

A small step that comes out of what you discovered.

Feedback on your tracks

On WhatsApp, within 48 hours.

Someone in your corner

When something gets in the way, we look at it together.

After 3 months

What changes

3–5 finished tracks

With a mix and loudness that hold up next to Spotify.

Your critic stops being the boss

You know your patterns (perfectionism, comparing, fear of showing your music) and how to get past them.

A process for the mid-track crisis

When a track stops sounding good, you know what to do instead of escaping.

A road beyond the folder

We prepare your best track for a production library submission.

From my classes at the School of Modern Music

What my students say

“Paweł’s classes were fantastic, creating projects for real-life clients. […] I wish everyone had a teacher like him!”
@zosiaskutnik
“On top of music production, he shared lots of practical advice about finding clients and keeping them coming back.”
@suziebluehere
“That recommendation you gave me really works. In two days I’ve already made about 5 presets.”
@coldwing.mp3
“You can ask him about anything, he explains willingly and without judgment.”
@adrianovento
Is this for you?

This is for you if

  • you make music after work and treat it seriously,
  • you have a budget for your development,
  • you’ve watched plenty of tutorials but rarely finish anything,
  • you want your music heard, not stored.

It’s not for you if

  • you’re looking for a magic preset,
  • you want someone to make the track for you.
Next step

The next track could be the first one you finish.

A free 30-minute call. Tell me about your music and where you get stuck. If mentoring makes sense for you, I’ll explain how it works and what it costs. If not, you’ll still leave with a clear next step.

Book a free 30-min callListen to my work: pawellewicki.com