Musicians do not have equal access to the music industry. There are financial barriers that prevent artists from accessing tools for recording, marketing, and distribution that hold back artists' ability to grow and mature their craft. With the music industry's move towards the digital world, music industry tools that are necessary to make a song or album come into fruition have steadily become more accessible to a broad audience, but the standard recording process holds back new artists. Accessible Recordings for New Musicians is a project examining the entry barriers in music production and empowering new artists by investigating methods to make the recording process more accessible. The standard recording process leaves room for more efficient use of time and budgets that can allow new artists to focus more on the quality of their work and less on logistics. To achieve this, Accessible Recording for New Musicians is working primarily with two projects to produce original works starting with an unconventional demo that reduces the financial investment for preliminary work in the recording process. This demo is the basis for the entire recording process and allows for more flexibility to create a commercially viable recording suitable for release on streaming platforms. By breaking the traditional mold of the recording process, Accessible Recordings for New Musicians is standardizing efficient and cost effective methods to make professional levels of recording more obtainable for artists without the means for a large investment into entry costs in the music industry.