Songwriting & Music
Amy Matthew leads RLP with a focus on original songwriting, artist collaboration, and developing distinct creative voices. Her work includes pop, R&B, and music-driven storytelling.
A songwriter, visual artist, and creative entrepreneur building a home for original music, art, and storytelling.
Amy Matthew leads RLP with a focus on original songwriting, artist collaboration, and developing distinct creative voices. Her work includes pop, R&B, and music-driven storytelling.
Amy earned a bachelor’s degree in Illustration from Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. Visual storytelling remains part of RLP’s creative foundation.
RLP grows from years of songwriting and artist-development ambitions, including an earlier independent-label concept. The goal is to build carefully, honor collaborators, and create opportunities across creative disciplines.
Amy works within songwriting and creative-industry communities. Specific memberships, credits, and affiliations should be listed with accurate descriptions and verified before publication.
Every project deserves care, truthful representation, and clear communication.
Develop strong work, meaningful relationships, and sustainable creative opportunities—not promises that cannot be kept.

Founder · Songwriter · Creative Director · Illustrator
Amy Matthew founded Reflected Lyrical Productions LLC to bring her lifelong interests in music, storytelling, and visual art together under one creative home. Her work spans original songwriting, artist collaboration, music publishing, theatrical concepts, books, and illustration.
A graduate of Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida, Amy holds a bachelor's degree in Illustration. Her visual arts training informs her approach to developing cohesive stories, characters, and creative identities.
Her songwriting and collaborative work includes music associated with BZB and work with Ray Covington. She collaborates with Chris and Tim in the creative circle of Cheiron Music Studios and Trans Continental, connecting her current work with a tradition of pop songwriting and production. These connections are collaborations, not claims of credits on earlier legacy recordings.
Amy participates in creative and professional communities including ASCAP, the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, the Nashville Songwriters Association International, the Dramatists Guild, Women in Film, Sundance Collab, and Film Independent. Specific membership and participation statuses should be confirmed before publication as formal credentials.