I received an unsolicited email from…
I received an unsolicited email from someone identifying himself as Abner Terencio, manager of SEVEK Studio, promoting their music production, arrangement, sound design, mixing and mastering services.
The email claimed that SEVEK had produced a track with approximately 500 million Spotify streams, apparently to establish credibility. However, no artist, track link, portfolio or evidence of their involvement was provided.
The message also claimed to have discovered our catalogue across several labels, yet failed to mention a single artist, release or actual project. Instead, it delivered a generic sales pitch asking whether we might need their services.
This is precisely the kind of unsolicited commercial outreach that businesses should not have to deal with. A generic promotional email does not become a meaningful business proposal simply because it includes a personalised greeting and an impressive streaming figure.
I have classified the message as spam and blocked the sender's domain.
Not an impressive introduction, not a relevant business proposal, and certainly not a welcome approach to contacting a professional music label.
All looks like a scam to me.