Juniper Vale plays, records, writes and licenses music out of Nashville. Whether it’s a room that needs a set, a record that needs a part, or a picture that needs a song, the booking starts here.
Everything Juniper Vale takes on, and what it looks like once it’s booked. Most jobs start as one of these and grow from there.
Solo, duo or with a band behind it. The set is put together around the space, the hour and the crowd, and can run from a quiet opening to a full night.
Guitar, backing vocals and texture, tracked in Nashville studios and sent back ready to drop into the mix — or tracked remotely if that suits the session better.
Co-writes and top lines for artists and writers, worked out in the room and left as a demo you can actually hear the song in.
Existing songs for a scene, or new music written to a brief for spots, trailers and cue sheets — delivered with the paperwork in order.
One inquiry, answered by the person who will actually do the work — with what’s open, what the job involves and what it costs.
The date or the window, the room or studio, and the shape of the job. A rough idea is enough to start a conversation.
You’ll hear back by email with what’s open on the calendar, what the work involves and what it comes to.
Once it’s set, the details get worked out: the set list, the parts, the brief or the arrangement, and any logistics around the day.
Send it over. You’ll get an answer with availability, what the work involves and what it costs — whether it’s a set, a session, a co-write or a license.
The form takes a minute. The more you can say about the date, the room and the budget, the more useful the reply will be.