A wedding. Your mum. Your cat. A ridiculous in-joke. Even a Jaffa Cake. Tell me what matters, makes you laugh or deserves to be remembered — and I’ll turn it into a personalised song.
Personal, ridiculous, emotional or completely unexpected — almost anything can become a song when the details are good enough.
A playful song about Milo, the tabby cat who moved in with the neighbours but still strolls back home the moment he hears a treat pouch crinkle. Two houses, two dinners — and absolutely no loyalty when Licky Licks are involved.
A reflective song exploring what identity, purpose and human life might mean in a future shaped by AI, robots and a world where work no longer defines us.
A personal wedding song for childhood sweethearts Tom and Jane — a teacher and a builder who have been through it all, now celebrating their marriage, a Kenya honeymoon and a baby girl on the way. With pub quizzes, a shared home and Jane’s legendary love of tea woven into their story.
A birthday song for a mum of three who balanced a career in finance with making a house feel like home. It celebrates the meals, school events, advice and constant encouragement she gave her children — and the grounded, positive support they still rely on now they are away at university.
A playful song about the age-old Jaffa Cake debate: is it really a cake or a biscuit — and what is the correct way to eat one?
You don’t need to write lyrics or know exactly what you want. Tell me who or what the song is about, the details that matter, and the feeling you want it to have.
Send the person, moment, memory, pet, idea or completely random subject — plus the details you want woven into the song.
I shape the details into lyrics and a musical direction that fits the story.
A personalised track built from your brief — something made to send, play, surprise someone with or keep forever.
Personal enough to feel genuinely made for someone — simple enough to order without turning it into a six-week project.
Specific details make the best songs: the nickname, the holiday disaster, the phrase they always say, the tiny thing everyone remembers — or the completely random idea you can’t stop thinking about.
The details people remember are usually the details that make the song.
Worth a Song started with a simple idea: the most specific details often make the most memorable songs.
A person, a relationship, a pet, a memory, an obsession or something completely ridiculous — if it means something to you, it might be worth a song.