An atmospheric underwater visual world

For the music that still has more to give.

Give your back catalog
a new visual life.

Turn existing recordings into lyric videos, YouTube visualizers and discovery clips. Create new ways for fans to find the music and new opportunities to earn from it.

Request a catalog assessment

You have the music.
Let's explore what's next.

Start with a representative group of recordings.
Give each one a direction that belongs to it.

Start here

Your recordings.
Your existing assets.

Tracks, artwork, lyrics and artist references.

Build the direction

A visual world
for each recording.

Creative choices, references and the right format.

Bring it to the audience

Long-form presence.
Short-form discovery.

Finished visuals for your team's channels.

Different ways
to give a song new life.

Explore the output formats.
Each example is a separate creative study.

A cinematic lyric-video scene following a woman through a city
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Lyric videos

Let the words carry another way into the recording.

Explore
A figure in water beneath a purple storm sky
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YouTube visualizers

Build a visual presence around the complete track.

Explore
A vintage record becomes a cinematic catalog revival film

Catalog promos

Introduce an existing release with a fresh promotional film.

Explore

Make your process part of the product.

Good taste.
On repeat.

Save the guidance. Reuse the structure.
Give the next release a head start.

Teach the Agent your approach.

Skills bring your creative guidance, references and rules into the work. Your team's taste becomes something the Agent can use again.

Example creative guidance

Make it feel
like the artist.

  • Start from the approved references.
  • Keep one visual world across the scenes.
  • Bring the strongest moments into social.
Artist frameSame project, second sceneSame project, another moment

A practical place to begin.

What could your
catalog become?

A catalog assessment is a conversation about what you have, what is missing and which visual opportunities are worth exploring first.

Talk through your catalog
  1. 01

    Review the starting point

    Source assets, existing visual coverage and the channels your team uses.

  2. 02

    Choose a useful pilot

    A representative selection of recordings and an output mix shaped to each.

  3. 03

    Define the production approach

    Creative direction, reusable Flows and the resources needed to begin.

  4. 04

    Learn, then expand

    Review actual audience and production results before deciding what to extend.

A few things
worth knowing.

Who is catalog activation for?

Labels, catalog owners, acquirers, distributors and teams responsible for existing recordings. It can begin with a small selection rather than the entire catalog.

How could this support monetization?

Visuals can help turn recordings into new video experiences and promotional assets. Revenue depends on rights, channel eligibility, platform policies and how audiences respond; it is not guaranteed by producing a video.

Do we need new artwork for every song?

No. Existing artwork, photographs and references are useful starting points. The approach should fit each artist and recording.

Will the same template be applied to everything?

A reusable Flow carries production steps, while Skills and references guide the creative treatment. Use that structure to preserve craft and artist-specific direction across different recordings.

Let's make something worth seeing.

Your catalog has more to give.

Explore what your recordings could become. We'll walk through your catalog, creative direction and a practical place to begin.

Your first 100 credits are on us.