Jazz · Studio Notebook

Studio Notebook

Quiet, composer-forward, built for artists whose written work — scores, liner notes, programme essays — matters as much as the performance record.

Start the questionnaire → See pricing
Reza Daliri · Jazz / Studio Notebook Open full site →

Design rationale

Studio Notebook drops the loud performance photography of the other two jazz styles in favor of a text-forward layout: a smaller, quieter hero image, more room given to a journal-style writing section, and typography chosen for long-form reading (body set at 18-19px, generous leading) rather than poster impact.

Palette stays within the same jazz-family tones — ink black, bone paper, a restrained brass or smoke-grey accent — but the composition gives more page real estate to text blocks than either ECM Editorial or Blue Note Modern.

Who this fits

Composers for prepared instruments, solo improvisers, and jazz artists whose work is documented as much through writing and programme notes as through a gig calendar — a smaller stage-performance footprint paired with a stronger written-voice section.

Frequently asked questions

Can I include a journal or writing section?

Yes — Studio Notebook is built specifically to give a long-form writing section real prominence, not just a bio paragraph.

Does this style still include a gig calendar?

Yes — every jazz build includes the standard gig calendar; Studio Notebook just gives it less visual weight than the writing section.

Is this a good fit if I don't tour much?

Yes — it's built for composer-performers whose credibility comes from written work and recordings as much as a touring calendar.

Start your build.

$249 solo · $499 band · live in 5 business days.

Start the questionnaire