Contact:

Scott Schlachter

1 Main Street Apt 4E

Brooklyn, NY 11201

scott@p2-branding.com

917.721.3442

BRANDING CLIENTS:

BRANDING:

Corporate Clients include:: Victoria's Secret, Kiehl's/ L''Oreal, ESPN, Beaches/Sandals Hotel, Sony Music, Nox Audio, LADJ, Slate Digital, and East Coast Cannabis.. Services range from music brand consulting to music production to finding the right artist to endorse, promote and become an added extension of a brand. Artist endorsements include: Wu-Tang, T-Pain, DJ Envy, French Montana, Erikah Badu, DJ Feli Fell, and DJ Logic.

MUSIC:

Productions and remixes featuring many high profile artists including DJ Logic, Kurupt, Chubb Rock, Jayo Felony, Capadonna , Young Dirty Bastard, Masta Ace, Rayvon, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, As an Artist Scott has released music under various names including: Organica, Voodoo Candy, Super Tasty, Poppyseed and The Tidal Dawn. Scott’s production company worked with many high profile DJ’s and producers including: Francois K. Tony Humphries, Mocean Worker Dennis Ferrer, and Coldcut. In the 90's Scott played practically all the NYC live music venues with his band Poppyseed including: CBGB's, CB's Gallery, Mercury Lounge, Under Acme, Don Hills, The Pyramid Club, New Music Cafe, The Lion's Den and many others,

FILM:

Scott has directed multiple (7) independent music videos over the years. After completed an AI Film course in 2024 he ventured into AI short films and has created 3 AI shorts: The Interview, No Sleep In Brooklyn, and Fish In A Bowl. Scott has written 2 screenplays: Waveform and Learning To Fly. Waveform will be entering the production stage in 2026. Learning To Fly will follow.

PHILOSOPHY:

"Creating art is an organic experience that can take many twists and turns. The key is to trust your instincts and be extremely patient. Envision and hear your ultimate goal in your head and work toward that end. Don't be afraid of experimenting and going off track, even if it risks having to start over from scratch. You may reach a goal that was better than what you had envisioned at the start.."

Scott Schlachter