For the words you have been carrying around for months and cannot seem to say out loud.
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Some things are hard to say across a kitchen table. A love song does not need an occasion, a holiday, or a reason on the calendar. It just needs you to finally say the thing, and a melody to carry it so it does not feel like a speech.
People use this for proposals, for anniversaries, for making up after a bad month, and for absolutely no reason on an ordinary Tuesday. That last one tends to land the hardest. Nobody expects a song on a Tuesday.
The proposal soundtrack
Play it right before you ask, or right after they say yes. Tell us which, because it changes where the song has to land.
The thing you never said
The gratitude, the apology, the admission. Write it plainly in the brief and let the song do the hard part of saying it.
The ordinary Tuesday
No anniversary, no reason, no warning. A song that shows up because you meant it, not because a date required it.
I have started this text about nine times. La Ritournelle turned what I was trying to say into a love song, which is easier than saying it out loud. Listen to the second verse.
Name: Mia. Bond: partner of four years. Occasion: Love song for a proposal. Tone: cinematic and sweeping. Anecdote: they picked the ring out together two years ago and never mentioned it again, to adapt with a real memory. Delivery: played the second she says yes. Indicative example, exact lyrics not promised.
Name: Robert. Bond: husband of nine years. Occasion: Love song. Tone: stripped back and sincere. Anecdote: he took the night shifts for a year so she could finish her degree and never once brought it up, to adapt with a real memory. Delivery: played at home, no audience. Indicative example, exact lyrics not promised.
Name: Jess. Bond: partner. Occasion: Love song, no occasion at all. Tone: gentle and conversational. Anecdote: she leaves a note on the coffee machine every morning she leaves first, to adapt with a real memory. Delivery: sent at lunchtime on a random weekday. Indicative example, exact lyrics not promised.
Their name, what you need to say, the memory that proves it, and the moment you plan to press play.
We write the lyrics for your review, then produce a fully sung, studio quality track.
Play it in person, send it at midnight, or cue it up right before you get down on one knee.
Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons people write one. Tell us whether it plays before you ask or after they say yes. We shape the ending completely differently for each.
No. Write the brief the way you would text a friend, badly and honestly. Raw and specific gives us far more to work with than polished and vague.
It can, as long as it is honest rather than charming. Tell us what actually happened and what you understand now, and we keep it plain. A song that dodges the point does not help you.
It is the whole point. A gift on a required date is expected. A song on an ordinary week is evidence you were thinking about them when nothing made you, and since it is ready in minutes, you can decide at lunch and play it tonight.
Tell us the story, we handle the rest. Your song is ready in minutes.
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