About 
What Do We Do?
We Represent Composers. Girly Girl Productions releases great music for the enjoyment of the listener.
Who are we?
Girly Girl Productions is a collaborative effort to represent and produce new and upcoming composers/singers/songwriters. Contact us for more information.
Where are we?
We are in St. Louis, MO, the middle of the country - just middle American values here.
Our Composers 
Scott Hart
Singer/Songwriter Scott Hart is new on the scene. His songs range from the silly Playing Fortnite song to explorations of human psyche in Truth be Told. Scott Hart has many more songs ready to be released - stay tuned.
(remake of song by Matthew West)
Hans Baas
Who woulda thought? Hans Baas carries a degree in Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis. Hans' music is poppy, edgy, and filled with digital essence. He has been composing on synthesizers and computers practically since birth with experience in dance, hip hop, pop, and house music. Hans has extensive DJ and nightclub experience - he exclusively composes music for Girly Girl Productions.
Raphael Almorazo
Raphael Almorazo studied music at Cambridge University under John Hopkins at the prestigious Homerton College. Raphael has been a fan of acoustic music since his childhood. While fluent violin, clarinet and several other instruments, Raphael focuses on squeezing the best sound out of computer-generated music for optimal arrangements for film scores and background music. Having composed for stage musicals and other performances for years, Raphael has brought his unique influence to Girly Girl Productions.
Scott A Clause
Scott is the newest member of Girly Girl Productions with a much more traditional classical music style. Having a degree in Music Composition from William Jewell College, Mr. Clause's compositions range from traditional string quartet and woodwind trio to full wind band arrangements written in styles from neo-classical to modern minimalism. Having composed for indie movies and live performances, Scott's compositions can be trusted to entwine complexity and simplicity for the ear.
