Frameworks: Planning a Music Release
Oh Yeah Music Centre
7pm | £5 | Oh Yeah Music Centre
How are Northern Irish artists getting their music out into the world?
SelfMade presents a night of discussion, art, performance and zines exploring the DIY and digital tools available to artists to develop a release plan, connect with industry and fans and create visual assets that showcase a single, EP or album in a way that sticks.
The night is hosted by Cheylene Murphy (Beauty Sleep) and featuring ROE, Claire McCartney (VOKXEN) and DANI.
This is a ticketed event - tickets available from tinyurl.com/selfmaderelease
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www.weareselfmade.iot
SelfMade is a platform exploring DIY music through performance, discussion, and art, with a strong focus on women in music.
Mission Statement:
Our goal is to celebrate the work of DIY musicians and to create a supportive space to explore the realities of getting a music project or career off the ground by:
1. Providing a platform for independent musicians to learn, skill-share and express their experiences.
2. Creating opportunities for networking, community connections, collaboration and exposure.
3. Taking affirmative action to highlight and correct the underrepresentation of women in music.
This event is part of the Sound of Belfast programme. Full programme of events at soundofbelfast.com
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