Catwalk RadioMichael MacDonald

Writtenfor the walk.

One collection, one score, composed by Michael MacDonald.

The producer

Michael MacDonald in the studio

Michael MacDonald

Los Angeles · New York · London · Paris

Twenty-five years. More than six hundred and fifty compositions, across dozens of genres.

He built Sonic Intelligence AI and composes in it, then arranges the result in his own studio into one continuous score. Every score starts from your brief.

A runway show is one piece of music that turns when the collection turns. It belongs to your show alone.

Runway is the focus. The same hand scores an event, a launch, a film.

25
Years composing
670
Compositions
$125
Per finished minute
14
Days, standard

Hear his work

Hear the room.

Records written for the walk, in a different order every time you arrive. A commission is one continuous score built the same way, cut to your run of looks. Start anywhere.

Catwalk Radio

670 tracks. Press play.

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670 tracks

Commission

Written to your show.

One continuous piece, written to your collection and cut to your run of looks, so the music turns when the show turns. Michael writes it and finishes it himself.

LengthAny length. Most shows run seven to twenty minutes, and Michael writes longer.
Rate$125 per finished minute.
TurnaroundTwo weeks from the brief. Seven days for 35% more, three days for double.
Payment50% down holds the date. The balance before the final files land. Expedited and rush bookings in full up front.
RevisionsTwo, included. One on a three day rush, because three days holds one.
UseYours to use commercially. The show, the recordings, the campaign.

Your show

Length

Delivered in

$1,250

10 minutes at $125 a minute, delivered in 14 days. 2 revisions included.

Longer than twenty? Tell Michael the run of show and he will price it.

Request a date

Request a date

Send the date.

Michael takes one show at a time. He answers every request personally, within two business days, and if the date is open, terms and a payment link come back with the yes.

  1. 01Write your briefThe date, the length, and what the show is doing. It takes two minutes.
  2. 02Show him the feelingPick up to five tracks from his collection, and paste any YouTube or Spotify links. The more you share, the closer the first pass lands.
  3. 03He confirms your dateAn answer within two business days. Terms and a payment link come with the yes, and 50% down holds the date.
  4. 04Hear it, then download itTest pieces first, so you hear the direction while it is still easy to move. Then the finished score, two revisions, and your masters.

The show

The music