After the first mix

The relationship keeps the record warm.

Follow-up and re-touch are stages on the same spine — not a separate support product, not a Notion board you never see. Marketing pitches the relationship. Client rooms carry the work.

Records that feel finished.

How it feels after Delivered

Illustrative moments — not live project data, not Studio UI.

Delivered Follow-up Re-touch Archived

A quiet check-in after release week

Artist · after Delivered

Matt follows up when the single is out — not a blast, a note in the same thread as the mix. If something needs a touch, it re-opens on the spine as Follow-up / Re-touch.

Follow-up

One more pass before the vinyl cut

Label · re-touch

Stems and notes return to the client room. Instant playback again. Approve → WAV. Same door you used the first time — no WeTransfer detour.

Re-touch

The album stays findable

Producer · Archived

When the cycle is done, the project archives. The relationship stays — next EP starts as a new project for someone you already know, not a cold lead.

Archived

Lead → project

People with zero projects are leads. A project appears only when work starts — never faked as Incoming.

Client room

Playback, notes, Approve. Rooms live at send.mattwolachmix.com — the public marketing site only invites you there.

Follow-up / re-touch

Same spine after Delivered. Marketing names the relationship; it never exposes owner Studio tools.

Instant playback WAV after Approve No WeTransfer

Start or reopen a conversation matt@mattwolachmix.com

Mailto door only on marketing. Client rooms: send.mattwolachmix.com once work is live.