AI Music Producer Bootcamp
Two weeks. One song, start to finish. Real guidance the whole way.
What This Is
Most people who start with Suno never finish anything. Not because the tool is hard. Because there's no structure between "I made something cool" and "I actually released it," and that gap is where projects go to die on a hard drive.
The Bootcamp is the structure. Fourteen days, five stages, one project, and me answering your questions the whole way through, not a library of content you have to figure out how to use on your own.
How it works
Every cohort follows the same path, the same one I use on every project I release: Ideate, Generate, Master, Promote, Register and Release. You pick a start date, and from the moment you kick off, a new stage unlocks every few days. You focus on one thing at a time instead of drowning in everything at once.
Ideate. Before you touch Suno, you define the project. What's the sound. What this band or artist always does. What it never does. Skip this step and you end up with ten songs that don't sound like they belong together.
Generate. Into Suno for real. Prompts, structure, lyrics, voice, the sliders that actually matter. This is where most of your two weeks goes, because this is where the work is.
Master. Every project needs a mastering plan before it's finished, whether that means learning to do it yourself, using an AI tool, or handing it to someone who does it for a living. This stage is about knowing what to listen for and picking your path with your eyes open.
Promote. A song nobody hears doesn't exist. You'll leave this stage with an actual plan: whether that's a band identity, a social presence, or a playlist pitch strategy that fits what you made.
Register and Release. Distribution, the performing rights organizations, SoundExchange, getting your metadata right. The unglamorous paperwork that determines whether you actually get paid for what you made.
What's included, and what isn't
Direct access to me throughout the two weeks. Stuck on why Suno keeps stacking a crowd-noise sample into your intro? Not sure if your mastering plan fits the genre? Ask. You'll get a real, specific answer, not a link back to a book you already own.
Questions come in anytime and get answered in two blocks a day, morning and afternoon, Monday through Friday. Weekends are slower. If I'm traveling during your cohort, you'll know before it starts.
That covers process, technique, and getting unstuck. Two things it doesn't cover:
Listening to your finished track and telling you what to change. That's its own product, Track Triage, $147. Standard turnaround is 5 business days, 3 for Red Lab Library members, and bootcamp graduates get the 3-day priority turnaround too, Library member or not.
Bigger strategic questions that need real time, not a quick answer. That's 1:1 consulting, $150 an hour.
The finish line
Complete all five stages and submit your wrap-up, and if you release the song, it goes on the Bootcamp Showcase: a page on the site built entirely from what graduates have made. Your art, your artist name, a link to the track. Proof, not a promise.
Pricing
$297. Use code FOUNDING100 at checkout for $100 off, valid through August 31st.
The discount depends on when you pay, not when your bootcamp starts. Check out on August 20th and pick the October 11th cohort? Still $197. Check out in September, even for a cohort you've had your eye on since August? Full price.
Pick your start date at checkout. A new cohort kicks off every two weeks.
Cancellation and refunds
Full refund anytime before your cohort's kickoff day. Once your cohort starts, it's final.
Josh, Founder, JG BeatsLab