Co-writing
Start with a seed: a riff, melody, lyric, story or rough demo.
Whether you have a rough voice memo or a nearly finished song, we can explore the groove, melody, arrangement and feeling that will bring it to life.
Discuss a project ↗I approach songwriting as a conversation. Sometimes a rhythm or chord change opens the door. Sometimes we need to strip back a busy arrangement and let the lyric speak. The goal is never to force someone else's style onto your music.
I've co-written original music with Southern Avenue and contributed to songs on Family. Co-writing sessions can focus on harmony, groove, structure and musical ideas; we'll agree on credits and collaboration terms before work begins.
Songwriting support for solo artists, bands and writers ready to develop an idea.
Start with a seed: a riff, melody, lyric, story or rough demo.
Explore form, transitions, harmony, hooks and what makes the chorus land.
Shape guitar parts and instrumental space so each section tells its part of the story.
Selected co-writing examples from Southern Avenue’s Family (2025). Official publisher metadata lists Ori as a co-writer alongside collaborators; these are shared works, not solo compositions.
Written with Tierinii Jackson, Tikyra Jackson and Adam Hambrick. An example of building a song around story and a clear musical journey.
Co-written with Tierinii Jackson, Tikyra Jackson, Dylan Altman and Marshall Altman. A reminder that rhythm and momentum can carry the message.
Written with Tierinii Jackson and Tikyra Jackson. An example of collaborative songwriting within Southern Avenue.
Collaborators are credited alongside Ori; no ownership percentages are implied.
Explore Family ↗Send a little about the idea and where you’re stuck. A voice memo or demo link can come later if it’s a fit.