I’m Rosan Sharma, an artist, songwriter and producer based in Los Angeles.
Music has shaped much of my life, from my years at Berklee to writing and producing my own songs. I’ve learned a lot along the way, and I’d like to share some of it with people who are finding their own path.
Whether you’re developing your voice, shaping who you are as an artist, or deciding what to do next, I’m glad to help you think it through.
Everyone comes to music with different goals and questions. You might know what you want and need help getting there. You might still be deciding which direction to take. Here are a few things we can talk through together.
We can talk about your interests, strengths, experience and goals. I’ll help you think through your options and decide what to focus on next.
Each session is built around what you want to discuss. There’s no fixed lesson plan. You can bring a demo, a recording of your singing, or questions about your direction. We’ll listen, talk through your options, and find practical things you can work on.
Not sure which path to follow in music? We can talk about your interests, strengths, experience and goals. Whether you’re drawn to performing, writing, recording or something else, I’ll help you think through your options and decide what to focus on next.
Bring a recording of yourself singing. We’ll listen together and talk about your delivery, phrasing, tone and interpretation. I’ll tell you what I hear, what already works, and where you might try a different approach.
Have songs and ideas but not sure how they fit together? We can listen to your music, talk about your influences, and look at the choices that shape your sound and your identity as an artist.
I’m building my career in Los Angeles, writing songs, producing music, developing new material and pitching my work.
I know how much time goes into making music. I also know how hard it can be to judge your own work or decide what deserves your attention.
In our sessions, I can share what I’ve learned from my own experience. We might talk about how a demo comes across to someone hearing it for the first time, or how a song fits the direction you want to take.
I graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2025 with a Bachelor of Music in Independent Recording and Production.
At Berklee I studied recording and production, developed my songwriting, and worked with musicians from many backgrounds. Those years shaped the way I approach music today.
I continue to write, sing, record and produce my own songs. I also enjoy listening to other musicians and talking with them about their work.
Rosan Music is an independent business. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Berklee College of Music.
It’s easy to picture yourself as a professional singer, songwriter or producer without thinking about what the day-to-day work involves.
Ask yourself what you enjoy. Performing? Writing? Long hours in a studio? Working with other artists?
Your answers can help you choose a direction with more confidence.
When something in a song feels wrong, listen closely and find where that feeling starts.
It might be a lyric, a melody, the arrangement, or the way you sang one line.
Once you find it, you can try a specific change instead of starting over.
Here are a few of my releases, along with a closer look at how I put music together in the studio.
A song comes together through a series of decisions about rhythm, melody, harmony and sound.
This player lets you explore ten separate tracks from one minute of my studio session. Listen to the full arrangement, mute an instrument, or solo a track to hear what each part adds.
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These are separate tracks from a working studio session, not a released master.
Watch how I build the arrangement, starting with drums and bass, then adding guitar, keys, pads and strings.
You can find more of my music on my YouTube channel.
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You don’t need a finished song or a detailed career plan to book a session.
Maybe you’re working on a recording and want another opinion. Maybe you’re deciding what to study or how to grow as an artist.
Whatever you’re working through, tell me a little about it. We’ll use the session to focus on what matters most to you.
What you can bring:
You can come with one question or several.
A private conversation about your music, your goals and the questions you’d like help with. Sessions can cover your singing, your direction and your development as an artist.
These are not instrument lessons. The focus is your own music and your growth as a musician.
Need more time? You can book two sessions back to back, when the calendar allows.
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Booking and cancellation. Sessions are non-refundable. You can reschedule up to 24 hours before your appointment. If I need to cancel or reschedule, you can choose another available time at no extra cost or receive a full refund.
We start with what you’d like to talk about. You can share a recording, ask questions, or talk through a decision you’re making. I’ll listen, give you feedback, and help you find practical next steps.
No. The sessions focus on your voice, your development as an artist and your direction in music.
Anyone who wants another musician’s perspective on their music, especially students, singers and developing artists. You don’t need professional experience or finished recordings.
Whatever fits what you’d like to discuss: a song, a demo, a recording of your singing, or a few questions. If you’re not sure, just tell me what you’re working on.
A 30-minute private session costs $30. For a full hour, book two sessions back to back for $60, when the calendar allows.
The booking calendar shows the current times in your own time zone.
Yes, up to 24 hours before your appointment. Sessions are otherwise non-refundable. If I need to cancel, you’ll be offered another time or a full refund.
I can listen to your music, share my experience and give you feedback on your work and plans. I can’t promise placements, introductions, record deals or other industry outcomes.
Sessions are one-to-one conversations. I offer my personal opinion and my experience as a musician. They are not instrument lessons, formal music education, audition preparation or professional production services.
My feedback is advice. Any results depend on your own work. I don’t promise placements, record deals, admissions or any other industry outcome.
Anything you share in a session remains your work. I use it only to give you feedback. I won’t publish or share it without your permission.
Feedback on your singing is musical feedback. It is not medical or vocal-health advice. If singing causes you pain or strain, please see a qualified voice teacher or a doctor.
Bookings are handled by Calendly and payments by Stripe, each under its own terms. Sessions are non-refundable. You can reschedule up to 24 hours before your appointment. If I need to cancel or reschedule, you can choose another available time at no extra cost or receive a full refund.
If you are under 18, a parent or guardian should book the session and agree to it.
Rosan Music is an independent business. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Berklee College of Music.
The releases, the session player and the videos on this site belong to Rosan Sharma. The session tracks are shared for listening only. They are not for download or reuse.
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