Upbeat Kids’ Books Theme Song- to later be a YouTube animation
Budget / SalaryA$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m turning my children’s book for 7- to 12-year-olds into a richer experience and need an original song that captures its heart. The tune should feel upbeat and energetic—something readers can tap their feet to while they absorb a story about friendship and teamwork.
Here’s what I’d love from you:
• Complete lyrics that tie directly into the book’s core message of friends pulling together.
• A fully produced track (WAV or high-quality MP3) running roughly one to two minutes—long enough to play at events or as a read-along companion.
• A simple vocal-only version plus the instrumental backing so I can adjust levels for different uses.
• A lyric sheet and basic chord chart; MIDI or notation files are a bonus if you’re working in Logic Pro, GarageBand, Ableton, or similar.
Once delivered, the melody should be catchy, the language age-appropriate, and the overall vibe optimistic. All work needs to be original so I can license it freely with the book. Let me know how you like to collaborate, and we can jump straight into theme ideas and reference hooks.
Here’s what I’d love from you:
• Complete lyrics that tie directly into the book’s core message of friends pulling together.
• A fully produced track (WAV or high-quality MP3) running roughly one to two minutes—long enough to play at events or as a read-along companion.
• A simple vocal-only version plus the instrumental backing so I can adjust levels for different uses.
• A lyric sheet and basic chord chart; MIDI or notation files are a bonus if you’re working in Logic Pro, GarageBand, Ableton, or similar.
Once delivered, the melody should be catchy, the language age-appropriate, and the overall vibe optimistic. All work needs to be original so I can license it freely with the book. Let me know how you like to collaborate, and we can jump straight into theme ideas and reference hooks.
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