Bookings
State the event or appearance clearly.
Performance buyers should lead with venue, market, date window, and what the booking needs to achieve.
Collaborate
The serious inquiry lane for bookers, collaborators, and brands.
If the opportunity is real, this route should qualify it before anyone opens their inbox.
Use this form for bookings, features, production, licensing, press, and partnership conversations that have real context behind them. The system is designed to filter noise and speed up good fits.
Intake LogicQualified opportunities in one controlled lane.
This route separates real business from casual noise by asking for fit, budget, timeline, project story, and contact identity before submission.
Phases5
PriorityClarity
Before You Submit
Come in decision-ready: scope, budget, timing, and why the fit matters.
The strongest inquiries explain what the opportunity is, what it needs from GVO SMiTH, why it matters now, and what happens if the answer is yes.
Features + production
Bring the record and the role.
Collaborators should explain the song, what is needed, the timeline, and whether the ask is feature, production, or both.
Press + partnerships
Explain the audience and the reason now.
Media, brand, and platform conversations should be anchored in audience, deliverables, and timing, not vague exposure language.
Identity
Credibility closes the loop.
Use a real name, work email, organization, and budget honesty when the opportunity is business-critical.
Phase 1 of 5: Intent
Start the conversation
How can we work together?
Select the path that best matches your opportunity.