Music, matched with ministry.
Interlude connects event organisers with musicians who bring their events to life. Whether it’s a Sunday morning pianist, a wedding vocalist, a band for a corporate dinner, or a duo for a private party, finding the right musician has always meant asking around, scrolling through WhatsApp groups, and hoping someone’s free. Interlude replaces that with a simple, reliable way to find, book, and pay musicians all in one place.
Why we built this
Every week across Nigeria, churches, wedding planners, and companies need musicians, and every week, skilled musicians have open dates. The gap between them isn’t talent or demand it’s discovery. Musicians rely on word of mouth for bookings. Organisers rely on personal networks that dry up when a regular player is unavailable. Neither side has a reliable way to find the other.
Interlude closes that gap. Musicians build a profile once and get discovered by organisers actively looking to book. Organisers search by instrument, act type, location, and availability, and book with confidence backed by verified profiles, transparent pricing, and secure payments.
How it works
Browse musician profiles, check availability, and send a booking request. Once a musician accepts, payment is held securely until the event is complete.
Create a profile, set your rates and availability, and get discovered by churches, wedding planners, and companies near you. Accept bookings that fit your schedule and get paid securely once the job is done.
Built in Lagos, for the live music community
Interlude is built by PMA Digital Services, a Lagos-based digital products studio. We’re a small team that cares about solving real problems for real communities and few things are as universal as needing live music on short notice.
What’s next
We’re just getting started. In the coming months, we’re rolling out features like in-app reviews, availability calendars, and expanded payment options all shaped by feedback from the churches and musicians using the platform today.
Have thoughts on what would make Interlude better for your events or music ministry? We’d love to hear from you →