There is still time to join Time For My Music, our online community group to help and guide emerging female musicians in their path to achieve their music dreams. Sign up to work together with like-minded women like Joannie, to whom you can listen in the video below, talking about how she gained confidence and improved several of her skills thanks to the support of the group:
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Just like her, upon entering, you will become part of a network, engage with projects and participate in talks and social events aimed at getting you closer to your goals.
If you sign up before tomorrow night, when enrollment closes, you will get a 14 days free trial during which you will be able to:
Patricia has been an active member of Time For My Music, our online community that helps emerging female musicians achieve their music dreams, since the beginning. Through the years, we have seen her grow, challenge herself and achieve wonderful things. Let Patricia herself tell you about it:
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This clip comes from our live concert in Birmingham some time ago. You can watch the whole show on YouTube.
Now, if you are:
Time For My Music is our online private membership group for emerging female musicians. This denomination includes singers, instrumentalists, singer-songwriters, rappers, DJs and spoken word artistes. Starting today, and for two weeks, it is open for new members. If you have been reading our updates from the group, and wondering how you can take part, this is your chance!
Specifically, Time For My Music is the right fit for you if:
You can read more about the project in the about page.
Still unsure? No problem, signing up allows you to access the community group for 14 days before you have to pay even a penny. Come and have a look!
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