Your Story. Made Into A Song
Every song begins with a memory. Tell us about the person, place, pet, relationship, adventure, or moment you want captured. We’ll uncover the details that make the story yours and turn them into a personal song.
What You Receive
From Your Memory to Your Song
You don’t have to know how to write a song. Just tell us what you remember.
Here are two examples of the memories we were given - and what those memories became.
FRONT PORCH
THE MEMORY
Things that belong in the picture?
Pecan pie cooling on the stove. Mason jar of sweet tea with too much ice. The screen door that slapped twice before it caught. Cardboard boxes labeled KITCHEN in Claire’s handwriting. A citronella candle that never quite worked. Biscuit’s tags clicking when he shifted.
Habits, quirks, sayings, inside jokes?
She’d tap the porch rail three times for luck before sitting. Said “well, that’s enough of that” whenever a feeling got too close. Called the train “the 9:40 liar” because it was never on time. Told Biscuit secrets she wouldn’t tell me.
What should the song say?
That some goodbyes don’t look like goodbyes. They look like pie and a porch and a woman who refuses to make a speech. That love can be a hand on a collar. That a house can leave you before you leave it.
What those memories became
What Made It Home Was You
THE MEMORY
What do you hear, smell, or see?
Bacon, coffee, pancake batter, the click of the gas stove, old songs on the radio, cold floor in winter, morning sun through yellow curtains.
One particular moment you can still picture?
Mom dancing by herself for maybe ten seconds with the spatula when an old song came on, then catching us watching and saying, “What?” like we were the weird ones.
What do YOU remember that someone else might not?
I remember watching Mom turn away toward the sink once when money was tight. I think she was crying, but she turned around smiling and asked who wanted another pancake. I never told her I noticed.
What those memories became
The Finished Memory
From a memory shared with us to a song made to keep
Your Custom Memory Song - $99
First Memory Song Special - $89
We want the song to feel right
You'll have an opportunity to review the lyrics before final production, plus one revision after hearing your completed song. If we simply get something wrong from the information you provided, we'll correct it. If we got it wrong, that is on us and does not count as your revision.