A Next.js and Sanity site for the music agency behind Rosewood, Four Seasons and Dishoom, run by its own team across six offices.
Music Concierge creates the sound for places like Rosewood, Four Seasons, Belmond and Dishoom. They needed a brand site rather than a shop, so I built it on Next.js and Sanity: twenty-three project stories, six regional offices, and a setup their team runs without calling a developer.
Music Concierge is a creative music agency for hotels, restaurants and retailers. It started in London and now works across six regions on four continents.
“He was consistently solutions-focused, suggesting practical improvements that helped us streamline the site and create a better overall experience.”
Deborah BryantMusic ConciergeMusic curators for Rosewood, Belmond, Dishoom and Fortnum & MasonThe site had to show a lot of work and stay quiet while doing it.
The brand is about atmosphere, so big images had to lead without slowing the site down.
Twenty-three project stories across six sectors, testimonials used in several places, and an FAQ in four parts.
Each with its own phone, email and contact path, and an enquiry form that routes by region.
I modelled the content before building a single page.
A project story holds its sector, region, images and quotes, so one document feeds the index, the filters, the homepage and the story itself. Testimonials and offices are their own documents, reused wherever they're needed.
Next.js, rendered on the server so pages arrive ready, with light motion that follows the images.
One upload in Sanity becomes cropped WebP files sized for every screen, which keeps a photography-heavy site quick.
Everything lives in Music Concierge's own accounts, with a Studio set up around the fields they actually use.
The site looks like them: photography first, type second. Their team publishes stories, adds testimonials and updates offices themselves, and the site has grown since launch without a developer. Enquiries are up around 25% since launch.
Music Concierge's own team. Anything an editor might want to change lives in Sanity, so they add regions and project stories themselves.
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