Alex Garcia — Websites, EPKs, Mixing & Mastering

Three things, done well

from $1,500

A fast, clean site that says exactly what you do and loads instantly. Designed, built, and launched by hand — no page builders, no bloat.

$500

An electronic press kit built to get you booked: bio, music, photos, and contacts on one sharp page a promoter can read in thirty seconds.

Mix + master — $250/track · EP and album rates on request

Club-ready, streaming-target masters from your stems. Send a reference and tell me what it should feel like; get back a master that translates.

Reach out
Tell me what you need. For music work, send stems plus a reference track.
Get a quote
A fixed price and a real date, in writing. No estimates that drift.
Pay the link
Secure payment link. Work starts when it clears.
Get your work
Delivered ready to publish, post, or release. You see it before it's final, and we adjust within the agreed scope.

The person you message is the person doing the work — design, build, and delivery.

You know the cost before we start. If your project is bigger than the base price, you'll know that in the quote, not in an invoice.

I build and ship for a living — your project gets the same discipline: scoped, tested, delivered.

77 tracks produced, mixed, and mastered solo in a single year, released on every major platform. The audio work isn't a sideline.

How fast?: Depends on scope, so you'll get a real date with your quote — and the date is the date.
What do you need from me?: For sites and EPKs: your text, images, and links — I'll send a short list of exactly what to gather. For mix + master: stems, a reference track, and a sentence about what it should feel like.
Do you use templates?: No page builders, no themes. Everything is built by hand — which is why it loads instantly.
What if I don't like it?: You see the work before it's final and we adjust within the agreed scope. Nothing ships until you've signed off.
Why are the prices fixed?: Because guessing games waste everyone's time. The base prices cover the common case; anything bigger gets named up front in the quote.