You Can Join 'Time For My Music' Now!
Hey ! Are you a female musician? Would joining an online community of female musicians, who meet twice a month, help you to take your music to another level?
If you are struggling with:
路 Getting gigs.
路 Promoting yourself effectively.
路 Identifying the type of tech you need to amplify your sound at your gigs, and getting tips on how to use said tech.
路 Acquiring equipment , within a budget, to perform online from your home.
路 Meeting likeminded women in an online space, who are also working towards their music dreams.
路 Being part of a safe group where you can bounce ideas, ask questions, talk about your hurdles, and receive support.
Well, you are not alone! Once upon a time, I was a struggling musician too. I did not know how to get gigs; I did not know the best way to present myself on stage or to engage an audience. I did not have a following but dreamt of having recordings. Over the years, I鈥檝e learnt so much and now I am a multi award-winning musician and my accolades are a very long...
SURVEY: Women in Scotland's Experiences of Sexual Harassment
From the Musicians' Union, there's an invitation to take part in the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) Women鈥檚 Committee鈥檚 anonymous survey, which seeks to gather comprehensive data in regards of sexual harassment directed towards women. The goal is to help building a safer and more equal world of work for all.
Take the survey following this link.
Remember to check the Musicians' Union website for relevant information regarding the music industry in the UK.
Time For My Music Has An Online Concert Tomorrow!
The concert organised for the Time For My Music community is just one day away! Starting 6:30pm UK time, watch aspiring female musicians perform to raise funds for the homeless. Where can you watch, you ask?聽On my YouTube Channel!
The charities supported by this event are:
The House of St. Barnabas: Working to break the cycle of homelessness by giving people affected by homelessness the skills and confidence to get into employment and find accommodation.
CEO Sleep Out: Around the UK, business leaders are invited to sleep rough for one night to raise funds to fight poverty and homelessness in the UK.聽 Monies collected are donated to charities at the front line of homelessness and poverty.
See you there!