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Welcome to Flint!

Today, let us dive into a little bit about our  mission at Flint: 


We're a group of musicians who grew up in the age of Craigslist, but also had the privilege of getting comfortable in a music scene where connecting with other musicians came organically and effortlessly.

Simpler times!

Now, as we dive deeper into a world run on technology, a world built to make our lives easier, we believe the experience of searching for new musicians is getting left in the dust.


**DOOR FLINGS OPEN***

Enter Flint.

We want it to be perfectly clear what our mission is:

Find Musicians.

No swiping. No liking. No comments.

Just simply browse around the platform and discover new artists! You can adjust search parameters to help narrow down your results or just browse other profiles on the app.

Either way, the experience is meant to be seamlessly intuitive and effective for the simple goal of connecting musicians you would not have come across on the street.

Whether you're just starting out, or a well-seasoned studio musician, Flint is a platform for all who are wanting to expand their musical journey.

So jump in! The water's sooooo comfy and warm....(we didn't pee in it WE SWEAR!!!!)

Sign up for Flint here!


Peace Out,
Tv.
👉Tv's Flint profile👈





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