Soulytix Studios is an independent creative studio from Montgomery, Alabama, creating films, series, music, children’s entertainment, and digital experiences where culture meets technology.
Soulytix Studios is an independent creative studio creating film, series, music, children’s entertainment, and digital experiences. Five divisions, one house — every story, song, and screen we make starts here.
Founded by Rama Marshall — also known as the artist Soulonthetrack — the studio carries a music-first DNA into everything it builds.
The stories are the product: original worlds, built to grow, owned by the people who make them.
Explore the Divisions
Film, series, music, digital experiences, and children’s entertainment — built under one creative house.
The divisions are the doors into the house. These are the worlds inside it.
Built by struggle. Made in Montgomery. A Southern drama and music series following Soul as he returns home and confronts family, fatherhood, music, ambition, and the forces waiting for him there.
Enter the worldA music and visual storytelling project from Soulonthetrack — the emotional soundtrack of the wider Soulytix universe.
Listen inMusic, stories, culture, and history for young audiences — with Souly, RJ, and LJ.
Meet the crewA science-fiction micro-series. In development.
See the projectEverybody's hiding something. An original series. In development.
See the projectA mockumentary series. In development.
See the projectAn anime series. In development.
See the projectThe distance between imagination and the screen just collapsed. For a hundred years, the price of cinematic storytelling kept most storytellers out — budgets, gatekeepers, geography. If you weren’t in Los Angeles or Atlanta with millions behind you, your story stayed in your head.
New tools changed the math. We use AI as part of how we produce — a camera, not a crutch — so a small studio in Montgomery can build worlds that once needed a soundstage and a crew of a hundred.
“Technology doesn’t replace the storyteller. It hands the camera to people who never got one.”
That’s the mission: tell stories from places and perspectives the industry has always overlooked — starting with our own.