Moises · 2026 · Voice & Content

Brand Voice & Tone Guide

Authored the official voice and tone system for Moises, the writing guidelines that govern how a music platform with 70M+ users speaks to musicians across every surface, from product copy to campaigns. I defined the voice, the personality, and the practical rules the whole team writes by.

70M+Platform users
3Core principles
4Personality pillars
Moises tone of voice soundwave graphic

Moises doesn’t speak like a brand. It speaks like someone who’s lived through late-night sessions, messy stems, and breakthrough moments.

The principles

Clarity is creative

We don’t overcomplicate. Clarity isn’t the absence of style, it’s the presence of intention.

We’re in the band

We write from real production experience, as a peer in the session rather than a vendor pitching from outside it.

We create space for artists

Every creative process is unique. We champion exploration over perfection and never talk down to anyone.

The personality

Empowering & accessible

Professional-quality tools, explained without gatekeeping or jargon.

Discovery-driven

We encourage experimentation and pushing past creative boundaries.

Motivational & inspiring

We champion the journey from listener to creator.

Friendly & interactive

Conversational, assumption-free, and ego-free.

How it’s written

Lead with

  • Second person, talking straight to you
  • Active, precise verbs and real-world actions
  • Punchy, rhythmic sentences, like something you’d say out loud
  • Confident, friendly, and human
  • CTAs that invite creating: Discover, Try, Upload, Remix, Practice, Create

Leave behind

  • Impersonal third person
  • Passive phrasing and vague verbs
  • Technical jargon and an overly formal tone
  • Pushy, robotic, or arrogant
  • Transactional CTAs: Buy, Get, Unlock

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