INTRO
EVENTS & WRITING CAMPS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is WORKROOM?

WORKROOM brings artists, producers and songwriters together to make great music.
We curate studio sessions in some of the best studios in the world, putting together people we believe should be working with each other.
Alongside the sessions, we host events that bring together the wider WORKROOM community.
What is a WORKROOM studio session?

Our sessions bring a small group of artists, producers and songwriters into the studio to create music together.
We curate each room around the people involved, bringing together different skills, ideas and backgrounds that we think could work well together.
There’s no set outcome or formula. The aim is simply to put the right people in the room and make great music.
Are WORKROOM sessions only for established artists, producers and writers?

No.
WORKROOM sessions bring together people at different stages of their careers.
Some have major credits and billions of streams. Others are still building their name.
We don't choose people based on numbers, status or who they know. We choose people because of their talent and what we think they can bring to the room.
How do you choose people for sessions?

We listen to the music.
People are selected based on talent, what they do well and who we think they could work well with.
Follower counts, popularity and industry status aren't what get you into a WORKROOM session.
How can I take part in a WORKROOM session?

Applications open for selected sessions and writing camps throughout the year.
Some people are also invited directly by our team where we think they would be a strong fit for a particular session.
Keep an eye on our website and Instagram for upcoming opportunities.
Can I join WORKROOM?

WORKROOM isn't a traditional membership club.
There are different ways to be part of what we do — from taking part in studio sessions and writing camps to attending our events and being part of the wider community.
Applications and opportunities are announced throughout the year.
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