The writer holds the song
A song is shared on purpose, with named people, for a named reason. It is never a row in a database for sale.
Live · invite only · Nashville
No cold pitches. Just the song.
Cut is an invite-only room in Nashville where a song meets the people who place it. Songwriters, buyers, and labels, in one consent-first room.
Who sits in the room
Three seats. One set of rules.
Every seat is by invitation. Nobody is pitched without asking for it. A song moves only when the person who wrote it says so.
The seat
You hold the song. You choose who hears it and when. Nothing leaves the room without your say.
What it gets you
Your song reaches a short list of people who asked to hear it.
No blast lists. No inbox you cannot see into.
The consent contract
Every introduction is asked for
Buyers and labels see what was offered to them. Writers see who listened. Both sides agree before a conversation starts.
The room stays small
Seats come by invitation. A smaller room keeps the signal high and the cold pitch out.