Show work that matches the service
A portfolio should help a potential client judge whether your production suits their project. Curate examples instead of uploading everything.
Choose a few contrasting beats or finished productions and label your role, style and the kind of artist each example may suit.
Provide context with each example
A short note can explain the brief, your contribution and the production choices that mattered. Do not claim results you cannot verify.
Mention whether you produced the instrumental, mixed vocals or arranged the track, and link to the finished work when permitted.
Make listening effortless
Clients should be able to play examples quickly and contact you without navigating a maze of pages. Check mobile usability and load speed.
Place the strongest sample near the top, use clear titles and include a direct contact method.
Keep permissions and credits clear
Only showcase work you are allowed to share. Respect collaborators’ credits and any restrictions on unreleased or commissioned projects.
Ask for permission when needed and state your exact contribution to collaborative productions.