Open it up
Tell Maty what you are feeling, remembering, or trying to say. She asks the questions that uncover the emotional center.
First resultthe heart of the songOne-on-one virtual songwriting sessions
Turn the feeling you can’t quite explain into lyrics that sound like you. Work live with hit songwriter and artist Maty Noyes. Leave every session with bespoke words and melodies.
✓ Every session ends with meaningful lyrics or even a song.
Songwriting + vocal coaching
This photo captures Maty in the studio with Céline Dion as Céline recorded Boundaries, a song Maty wrote that appears on Céline’s album Courage. Maty didn’t simply hand over the song. She stayed in the room and helped vocal-coach Céline through the recording, guiding the performance of the lyrics she created.
Maty knows how to take a song from the first honest lyric to the final vocal.
The voice on “Angel”
Maty provided the soaring vocals on The Weeknd’s song Angel, the closing track from his album Beauty Behind the Madness. Her voice helps carry the song’s unforgettable final section, bringing the emotion of the writing fully to life.
Maty understands where lyrics, melody and vocal delivery meet to create a moment people remember.
The story behind “Stay”
Maty wrote Stay, sent the song to Kygo and became the featured voice on the release. Their collaboration grew into an international smash with 500,000,000+ official plays, carrying Maty’s songwriting and unmistakable vocal to listeners around the world.
A song can begin with one honest idea and travel further than you ever imagined.
From Maty’s pen to Idina’s project
This is Maty with Idina Menzel, a Tony Award winner, Broadway icon, and star of Frozen. Maty co-wrote Madison Hotel for Idina’s album Drama Queen.
The same craft Maty brings to major artists is the craft she brings into every session with you.
You do not need music theory, an instrument, a melody, or a notebook full of clever lines. You can arrive with nothing more than a feeling you want to understand.
Maty starts at the very beginning and walks beside you through every choice. You will never be expected to already know what comes next.
if you can feel it, we can start there.
Your first 60-minute session
Maty leads the hour from start to finish. You never have to guess what comes next, and every stage creates something tangible you can keep.
Tell Maty what you are feeling, remembering, or trying to say. She asks the questions that uncover the emotional center.
First resultthe heart of the songTogether, you choose the point of view, title, central image, and the one idea the listener should carry away.
Next resulta clear song conceptMaty guides you line by line through hooks, verses, rhyme, rhythm, and structure while keeping the language true to you.
Core resultmeaningful lyricsYou review what you made, identify the strongest pieces, and map the next section, revision, melody, or session.
You leave withyour work + next moveYou leave the hour with strong lyrics, a useful concept, or even a song. It is real work that belongs to you.
Before your first session
Yes. Maty offers intuitive songwriting sessions for kids and adults at every experience level. She adapts the process to each person and guides every step, so no songwriting knowledge is required.
Yes. All sessions are virtual, and Maty works with aspiring songwriters around the world. The booking calendar displays Pacific Time, so please convert the appointment to your local time.
The fit call is $50 and gives you a relaxed way to meet Maty before committing to a full session. If you book your first Songwriting Session afterward, the entire $50 is credited toward it.
You will leave with tangible creative work: strong lyric lines, a hook, verse, chorus, song concept, title, or a combination of these, plus clear next steps.
Yes. The lyrics and concepts you develop in your session are yours to save, revisit, use, and continue building.
Yes. You can keep developing one song across multiple sessions or start new songs as your confidence grows. Each week begins with the tangible work from the week before.
No. You can focus entirely on lyrics and concepts. If melody or vocal delivery becomes useful, Maty can guide that too, but it is never a requirement.