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We look forward to meeting your needs and/or answering any questions you may have regarding music, lyrics, editing, collaboration or song development.

If you are not in the San Diego area, there are still many ways to use our services and join together for the purpose of recording. Video meetings and the transfer of digital music files are all viable. Files from my studio can be forwarded to another for whatever is needed. Or you can send files to me for additional work.

Stay inspired, and all the best for your music success. -- Paul

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Novelty Songs & Special Events

Songs for Special Occasions

Create a Song for an Event

Our recording studio in San Diego has produced Emmy-winning soundtracks for television, plus personalized songs for weddings, birthdays and events. See the “Bellacopia” page for a recent playlist of songs produced for a feature animation film.

This spectacular aerial tour of San Diego was produced over a 10-year period by KPBS tele-vision. The soundtrack written and recorded at the Montesano Music studio received an Emmy nomination in 2011. SAN DIEGO ABOVE AND BEYOND still airs frequently on KPBS. Filmed in HD from helicopters over a 10-year period, this one-hour special is a visual history narrated against a backdrop of stunning landscapes and fluid passages of music.

WONDERLAND: Original Music San Diego History and Lifestyle series: 2007-2010

Americana is a term for music that reflects our American history. Paul received a 2010 Emmy award for his compositions on the television show “Wonderland” in San Diego. Combining a variety of musical forms that were born in the early 20th century, Paul wrote and recorded completely original songs based in Blues, Folk, Country and Hispanic roots. Many of these songs are still heard on PBS.