Private by default.
Stories, journals, lyrics, and voice-note summaries are used to respond to the brief and create the agreed work. Examples, reactions, and testimonials require permission.
Privacy, rights, and care
Your work and your story deserve respect.
Here is how we handle what you send, use creative technology, protect your choices, and agree public or commercial use.
You can ask for removal.
Email hello@abrahamshill.xyz with the subject “Delete my Abraham’s Hill brief” to request deletion of submitted material where legally and operationally possible.
We use AI-assisted music tools.
They support parts of production. We still work from your material, make and review creative decisions, and involve you according to the way we agreed to make the song.
Use what you own.
Only send lyrics, poems, recordings, and references you wrote, own, or have permission to use. Abraham’s Hill does not accept copyrighted lyrics that you do not control.
No copying artists or voices.
Broad mood, genre, instrument, and texture references are welcome. Abraham’s Hill does not copy voices, imitate a specific person, or present work as if it came from someone else.
We make music, not clinical care.
We are not a counselling, medical, or crisis-support service. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services or a qualified crisis service.
Personal vs commercial
Tell us how the song will be used.
Private keepsakes, family gifts, streaming releases, content music, brand use, and paid creative work are different use cases. Commercial use needs the correct package or written license.
Consent
Proof must be permission-based.
Abraham’s Hill does not publish names, stories, audio, reactions, or testimonials without permission. Anonymous examples still need consent if they come from real client material.