Participation Guidelines for Artists

OneStone Collective welcomes artists who resonate with its ethos and wish to contribute work shaped by integrity, humility, and faithfulness.

Participation is relational and invitational, not contractual by default.

Authorship & Credit

Artists retain authorship of their own lyrics and original contributions unless otherwise agreed.

• Credits will clearly reflect:

  • Lyrics

  • Creative direction

  • AI-assisted processes (where used)

• OneStone Collective functions as a creative umbrella, not as an owner of individual works unless explicitly stated.

Collaboration

Collaboration may take many forms: lyrics, visuals, music concepts, or featured contributions.

• Each collaboration will clarify roles and credits before release.

• The collective values clarity over control and trust over formality.

Posture

Participation in OneStone Collective is shaped by a posture of:

• humility rather than platform-building

• faithfulness rather than urgency

• shared purpose rather than individual prominence

Artists may step in and out of participation freely.

Core Expectations

Artists participating in OneStone Collective are expected to:

• Value truthfulness and integrity in authorship and attribution

• Respect the distinction between human authorship and AI-assisted tools

• Align broadly with the collective’s ethos of humility, lived prayer, and faith-informed reflection

• Engage creatively with care for others, avoiding sensationalism or exploitation

• Receive feedback with openness and mutual respect

About the Process

OneStone Collective is a creative umbrella for music and art shaped by faithfulness, humility, and lived prayer.

Works released under OneStone Collective are authored through human lyric-writing, conceptual development, and creative direction, and may use AI-assisted tools for sound or visual generation as part of the creative process.

The focus remains on meaning, integrity, and intention — where ordinary faithfulness becomes sacred dialogue.

The Journey

One stone in the hand is mightier than an army

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