A music game show with a five-day deadline.
You arrive on Day 0. You leave on Day 5 with a finished track. In between — tasks, twists, and a camera that doesn't blink.
It's not a retreat. It's a season.
Houm is a game show built around one rule: in five days, we make a song.
The studio is in the Koh Phangan jungle. The host is Wyro. The contestant is you. Cameras roll the whole time. Daily reels and shorts go out as we shoot. The full episode lands on YouTube the following week.
Five days. One song. Whatever happens, happens.
Arrival.
You meet me. We talk. The brief is sealed. You don't open it yet.
The brief.
You open it. It tells you the rules of your episode. Tempo, mood, a constraint. We start.
The twist.
Something changes. Maybe the genre flips. Maybe a guest walks in. Maybe both. You adapt.
Build it.
Production, vocals, structure. Sleep is optional. Cameras keep rolling.
Drop it.
Final mix. We listen back. You leave with the song, the files, and a week of footage we'll cut into your episode.
Who gets cast.
- 01You make music — even if no one's heard it yet.
- 02You can handle a deadline and a camera at the same time.
- 03You're up for the unexpected. That's the show.
- 04You sign the release. Full participation. No half-measures.
A wooden studio in the jungle. No exits.
Koh Phangan, Thailand. A house in the trees. Treated room, full production rig, vocal booth, every plugin, monitors that don't lie. Outside: jungle, ocean, motorbikes, fruit stands, a beach ten minutes away.
You stay on site. You're in it the whole week.
For the week. Studio, accommodation on site, the show, the song. Daily reels delivered to you as we shoot. One full YouTube episode after.
This isn't a fee for being filmed — you're paying to make a record. If you book and don't want to be in the released version, the price doubles and we shoot a private cut instead.
Apply for a slot →Who you're up against.
Kirill Kalashnikov, aka Wyro. Released a numerous amount of electronic music, ghost-produced for a few big artists, founded his music school Tramplin.Pro and vinyl label Engineer. 25 years in.
I've made a lot of records and I've watched a lot of people make their first one. Houm is the format I wish existed when I started.
Quick answers.
Five days.
One song.
One episode.
The studio is in the jungle. The deadline is real. The camera is on.
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