Write a slightly formal email from the owner of a recording studio to a potential client. The owner’s name is Brian Feldman. He has sought out Mr. Rickson, whose voice he heard at a party, because he thinks Mr. Rickson has the talent to become a singer. Add a little backstory about the party and Karaoke, as well as a job that Mr. Rickson had that he didn’t like. Create an address, business name, and phone number for the recording studio owner, and the name of the person who gave him Rickson’s contact information.
Dear Mr. Rickson,

You probably don’t remember me. I was the guy at the party last year who sang “Free Bird” for Karaoke. There were a lot of other pretty good singers there. I’m writing because I remembered your performance. I know you were nervous, and your voice was a bit shaky, but I wanted to let you know that I haven’t been able to get your rendition of “Voodoo” out of my head. At the time, I was not employed, but I have since started my own recording studio!

I tracked down a mutual friend of ours, (Marsha Jenkins) and she gave me your email address after some convincing.

I’m reaching out to ask if you have ever considered getting into the music business. You have a unique sound, and the fact that you could sing a Godsmack song in such a haunting, beautiful way makes me think that you could become a successful artist with little training. If I recall, you were working at a call center last year and weren't very happy with your job.

If you are interested, my cell phone number and address are at the end of this email. My studio is new, but I already have some great talent signed and have no doubt that I can help you get into a great music career!

Sincerely,
Brian Feldman
Rising Light Music
1234 Main St.
NY, NY  10001
(555) 333-4444 (Business)
(555) 222-5555 (Cell)