Your Songs.
Your Voice.
Fully Realized.
Get honest guidance, a recording plan built around your goals and available budget, and the right Nashville session musicians for your songs.
Ready to record—but unsure where to start?
Which songs should you record?
Find out what’s ready and where a little more work could make a difference.
What can you comfortably invest?
Make a realistic plan that serves your music without spending more than necessary.
Who should you work with?
You don’t have to assemble the team alone. I’ll help you find the right Nashville session musicians and studio for your songs.
Jeremy Casella | Music Producer
Nashville, Tennessee
A recording process that starts with listening.
I’m Jeremy Casella, a Nashville-based music producer. I work with independent singer-songwriters and recording artists who want their finished recordings to reflect what makes their music personal.
Before we make decisions about arrangements, studio time, musicians, or budget, we talk about the songs.
What are they trying to say?
What deserves to come forward?
What kind of sound supports the artist you are and the record you want to make?
From there, I help you create a recording plan, make confident creative decisions, and bring in the right Nashville session musicians when the songs call for them.
The goal is to bring out what’s strongest and most personal about your songs, so the finished record feels true to you as an artist.
A clear path from songs to finished recordings.
1. Book a free call.
We’ll talk about your songs, what you want to accomplish, and where you are in the process. Bring your goals, your questions, and whatever stage your songs are in.
2. Explore your options.
If we’re a good fit and you’re ready to move forward, we’ll discuss a simple next step to develop three production options around your songs, creative goals, and available budget.
3. Bring your record to life.
Once you choose the right approach, we move forward with care, clear communication, and the right Nashville session musicians for the songs.
No obligation.
Just a useful conversation about what your songs need next.
Here’s what other artists have said about working with Jeremy:
“Jeremy is such an encourager as a producer. As an artist himself, he respects your songwriting, your money, and your time. He creates something beautiful from whatever loaves and fishes you bring to the table, and he’s amazing at getting the right people in the room.”
Michelle Raybourn
(Singer-Songwriter, Nashville, Tennessee)
“Working with Jeremy was like working with a fellow artist, experienced producer, seasoned instrumentalist and vocalist, industry mentor, and friend—all in one person. Jeremy is just that talented. From his professionalism to his personality, he made The Weight of Glory EP a project I not only feel proud of, but wish I could repeat from beginning to end.”
Josh Bales
(Singer-Songwriter, Orlando, Florida)
“To work with Jeremy is to feel both completely supported and completely free to be an artist. He is professional, kind, timely, and organized, and he brings in the best musicians for your songs. If you want to feel great while recording your music—and you want a beautiful record—I would highly recommend Jeremy!”
Lora Kelley
(Singer-Songwriter, Nashville, Tennessee)
What Does It Cost
to Make a Record?
There really isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” cost to making a record. And frankly, I wouldn’t want to give you one.
Your songs are unique. So are your creative goals, your needs, and your budget. I take all of that too seriously to simply throw out a generic number before I understand what you’re trying to make.
My approach to producing records is deeply personal. I want to get to know you, listen carefully to your songs, understand your vision, and learn what matters most to you.
I don’t hire the same musicians, work in the same studios, or follow the same formula for every project. The people and resources I bring to the table depend on what your particular songs need.
But here’s the exciting part: You have way more options available to you than you realize.
And spending more money doesn’t automatically mean making a better record. In fact, I often find myself talking artists out of spending money they don’t need to spend.
And if you’re wondering how you’ll pay for it, let’s talk about that too.
I’ve helped artists navigate crowdfunding dozens of times, and I love helping people think creatively about how to make their recording projects possible.
You don’t have to have everything figured out before we talk.
Click the button below to book a free introductory conversation with me.
Let’s talk!
Your songs deserve a plan.
A thoughtful production process built around your songs, your goals, and what you can comfortably invest.
“Honestly, I got more accomplished with Jeremy in an hour than I would have accomplished in a year. He was a true thought-partner throughout the recording process, and he brought out the best attributes of my songs and helped me create an album I'm really proud of.”
Daniel Hudspeth
(Singer-Songwriter, Napa Valley, California)
“Making art is a gift in and of itself, but when you get to make it with someone as accomplished and kind and conscientious as Jeremy, an entire new world of possibilities opens up. His musicianship and his commitment to a project is beyond what I thought was possible; that truly was the most astonishing thing, especially in this industry. ”
Robin Revier
(Singer/Songwriter, Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
“Jeremy Casella is intuitive, creative and easy to work with. How he communicates to songwriters about our work and writing does three things: affirms it, improves it, and brings new possibility to it.”
Brody Bond
(Singer-Songwriter, Baltimore, Maryland)
Get clear before you hit the studio.
Start with Your Recording Checklist, a free eight-page guide for artists preparing to record.
It will help you think through your songs, sound, collaborators, timeline, budget questions, and the decisions worth considering before you enter the studio.
Ready to talk about your songs?
Book a free 15-minute introductory call with Jeremy. Bring your questions, your goals, and whatever stage your songs are in.