A chapter, not just a moment.
Use journals, notes, memories, or fragments to shape a three-song emotional arc.
Life Chapter EP
Three songs for the part of your story you are ready to hear.
A reflective music experience for a chapter of life: change, grief, heartbreak, becoming, leaving, returning, rebuilding, or finding words for what stayed inside.
The chapter as honestly as you can.
Send the images, contradictions, phrases, and emotional weather around the story.
A private EP experience.
Launch pricing starts from £399. Signature versions can include cover direction, sequencing, and a private listening page.
Important care note
Creative reflection, not medical care.
Life Chapter EPs are made for emotional storytelling and reflective music. Abraham’s Hill is not counselling, medical care, crisis support, or a replacement for professional support. You choose what to share, and private material stays private unless you give permission.
Life Chapter packages
A reflective music experience, not medical care.
Each version is built around creative reflection and emotional storytelling. It is not clinical care, counselling, or a replacement for professional support.
From £399
Best for: one chapter that needs three songs.
- Three finished songs
- Emotional theme map
- MP3 delivery and lyric sheets
- One revision round per song
From £699
Best for: a deeper private EP with a clearer arc.
- Three songs with sequencing
- Cover direction and private page
- WAV and MP3 delivery
- Two revision rounds
From £1,499
Best for: a limited-slot personal album project.
- Seven to ten songs
- Narrative sequencing
- Lyric booklet direction
- Listening film planning as an add-on
Who it is for
For the story you lived through.
Life Chapter EP can hold journals, grief reflection, leaving home, heartbreak, becoming a parent, faith, rebuilding identity, or a personal turning point. The public language stays reflective and non-clinical.
Care boundary
If you need urgent support.
Abraham’s Hill is a creative studio. If you feel at risk of harming yourself or someone else, contact local emergency services or a qualified crisis service before sending a project brief.