Call for Album Cover Art
We want YOUR artwork to be the album cover of our third album!
The Project
Beta Quartet is releasing Anthems of Dialogue, an award-winning project that celebrates music’s power to move, inspire, and bring people together. We’re looking for an original album cover that captures the spirit of dialogue and the vibrant energy of our sound.
What We Envision
Bold, eye-catching artwork that feels both modern and timeless
Imagery that conveys musical conversation, layered voices, or the meeting of different perspectives
Works in any medium (illustration, photography, mixed media, digital art), must be deliverable as a high-resolution digital file.
What You Receive
The selected winner will receive a $200 cash prize, full credit on the album and across all digital platforms and press releases, an exclusive interview, a signed copy of the album, and two VIP tickets to our release concert.
How To Submit
Deadline: November 11 at 11:59 PM
Emaill your submission to: betaquartet@gmail.com
Subject line: Anthems of Dialogue Album Cover Competition_[Your Full Name]
To be eligible:
You must be 18+, or provide your guardian’s full name and contact information (email and phone number)
Attach your design(s) as a .pdf or share a link to a folder (make sure it’s accessible!)
Include a short artist statement (150 words or less) about your vision
Add a 150-word bio and any website or portfolio links.
with AoD composers
Caroline Davis, Erin Spencer & Dr. José Valentino Ruiz
About the Initiative
Anthems of Dialogue (AoD) is an award-winning commissioning project that embodies music’s power to move, inspire, and connect.It uplifts empathy and listening at a time when conflict and division dominate public discourse.
AoD features three new works by narrative-driven composer and flutist Erin Spencer, DownBeat Award-winning saxophonist Caroline Davis, and José Valentino, a Latin GRAMMY®, EMMY, and Global Music Award-winning composer and flutist. The whole initiative pulsates with intention as it invites audiences to go deeper and engage with each work’s message, reflecting through their own lived experiences. In performance, we hold these stories with care, offering guided prompts for reflection, and creating a space where multiple truths can coexist. We believe dialogue is not only spoken but also felt, often through presence, vulnerability, and even discomfort.
What if music could be more than performance?
What if it could be advocacy?
Can music elevate the stories that often go unheard in the media?
