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Great article about Ruby Love which was started by a black woman in Radio Mayouri Campus. #blackhistorymonth #blackwomen #femaleentrepreneurs
Cette maman de deux enfants a transformé et modernisé les «culottes de grand-mère» en une marque et sa société vaut...
Another article found on Junction Journalism about the effects of Covid-19 on the music industry in Japan. Such a sad story for a great market for music. #musicindustry #japanesemusicindustry #japan
Music magazine editor Yuki Kawasaki streams music to an empty nightclub as Tokyo’s famed nightlife grinds to a halt. Share this:FacebookTwitter
Love this article in Data News Weekly about black feminists and being an artist. #feminism #BlackFeminism #neworleans
Alexa Green Data News Weekly Contributor The term “clap back” was popularized in 2003 when rap artist Ja Rule made a song with the same title. The purpose of the song was to call out [...]
A lot of artists are selling their music catalogs for big dollars. Find out why by reading what experts from University of Miami have to say about it. #universityofmiami #musicindustry #musiccatalogs #musicroyalties
University of Miami experts explain the recent megadeals taking place in the complex industry.
This article on Woroni shows the effects Covid had and continues to have on the music scene in Australia. ##australianmusicscene #COVID19 #musicindustry
For artists around the world, COVID-19 is a matter of sitting and waiting. Canberra venues are part of a fragile ecosystem, and for new businesses such as Sideway, shutting down for an indeterminate period projects an uncertain future. Although co-owner Tim Brown is concerned for the “large challe...
Tough to hear about the state of the Australian music industry. Check out the story on Junction Journalism. #australia #musicindustry #covid19
Within a month, distancing measures taken to flatten the curve of COVID-19 have wiped more than 300 million dollars from the Australian music industry. Share this:FacebookTwitter
So dope reading about KLPR Group, LLC in Voyagela. It's great to see black women making moves out here. #BlackWomenAtWork #blackpublicrelations #losangeles
Today we’d like to introduce you to Kathy Liautaud. Beginning in a career as a paralegal, Kathy Liautaud soon realized she hadn’t found her niche yet, and unfortunately became uninterested in her career. Kathy soon found her breakthrough in fashion and styling. Working within the fashion industr...
The live concert experience does need to change to justify its value. This op-ed piece in The Fulcrum stated some of the changes that should be done. #liveconcerts #virtualconcerts
“With the pandemic dragging on, artists and promoters will need to find a better way to deliver live music because paying $17.50 for an experience that I can pretty much get for free on YouTube is not enticing in the least,” writes Charley Dutil, the Fulcrum’s editor-in-chief.
A great article in The Trinitonian about sampling and the role it has played in the current state of music. #musicsamples #musicproduction
Sampling has impacted hip-hop music in many meaningful ways
This doesn't need a long caption. ❤️❤️ The Famuan Newspaper #blackwomen #respectblackwomen #BLACKWOMAN
Malcom X once said that the most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. This statement was said in 1962 and in 2020 it is still more true than ever. This past week we watched as three police officers — Brett Hankison, Jonathan Mattingly and Myles Cosgrove — got away with killing Breo...
Great read in Daily 49er about a student group at California State University Long Beach doing something very unique in music. #musicsoftware #longbeachcalifornia #californiastateuniversity
The CSULB Laptop Ensemble uses programming software Max to create music through their laptops. While it may seem unconventional, the ensemble provides an opportunity to create something new in a traditional setting.
This story in CWU Observer was so inspiring to read. We love reading these and the type of courage and fortitude it needs to do what this young lady did. #Ethiopia #immigrantstory #immigrants
Heartbreak paired with a chance to seek out dreams and opportunities is often a conflicting scenario. For Paneal Holland, heartbreak led to a fresh start. Extraordinary circumstances brought her 8,336 miles from Ethiopia to Washington as a 9-year-old girl. Life, for many, is about the pursuit of hap...
This was tough to read in The Fordham Ram, but necessary. Watching this film is definitely on the agenda. #ontherecorddocumentary #blacksexassaultsurvivors #sexualassualt
The 98-minute documentary examines the added layer of difficulty Black women encounter, specifically due to the color of their skin, and the relationship paradigms that have developed over time with Black men.
Glad someone said it. Thanks NYU Local #blackwomen
How Black women are the trailblazers of modern day fashion and culture.
A very informative interview in Daily Bruin for any of our followers who are interested in production especially the music supervisor position. Read on.. #musicsupervisors #musicproducers #televisionmusic #cinemamusic #musicsoundtracks
Music is not simply played in the background in “Euphoria,” it is a main character. The HBO show received six Emmy nominations in 2020, including outstanding music supervision for its season one finale episode.
There aren't enough words... but thank you Daily Trojan for publishing this editorial. #blackwomen #blackwomanhood #angryblackwoman
Black women are burdened by a prejudice-based stereotype of anger popularized by the media.
This is great news for the Brooklyn College alumni. ❤️ this from BC Vanguard #brooklyncollegealumni #anniebercy
Film Student Annie Bercy Directs Music Video for Ciara webgroup September 1, 2020 Features Written By: Kendra Martinez Annie Bercy enjoying her summer prior to COVID-19./@AnnieBercy’s Instagram Account For BC film production student Annie Bercy, her craft as a multimedia creator has enabled her to...
This story was a great read in Daily Trojan about a young woman developing a podcast during quarantine in the Covid-19 pandemic. #podcasts #blackpodcasts
Cherise Cayetano started “CC’Me” to cure her quarantine boredom this summer, but has plans to continue covering topics inspired by her conversations with friends.
Absolutely great story from BBC about the lives of producers who are unknown to the general public but making waves in the music industry. #bbc #beatmakers #musicproducers
Music producers who make beats used to struggle to make a living. Now online stores and non-exclusive licenses are allowing them to flourish.
Although it has passed can't wait to check out this kind of versus between two Soca producers. S/O to Loop TT for this story. #soca #musicproducers #trinidadandtobago
Kernal Roberts and Kasey Phillips are responsible for numerous soca hits. Come Thursday, the two producers will pit their talents against each other in Battl
Can't wait to check this out. Love to Angola. S/O to Music Box and all the African DJS that specialize in house music. #afrohousemusic #housemusic #angolamusic
ING "Kings Of The Afro House" is coming, an unprecedented documentary made by Music Box, Sagres Angola music platform. This documentary will show the way of ...
This was such a good read from CNBC about the business of selling beats online. Look out for our interview on Behind The Boards Executive Edition with someone in the space dropping soon. #sellingbeatsonline #musicproducers #producingmusic #onlinemusicproducers
Young music producers around the world are turning to online beat-selling marketplaces as a new way to make money doing what they love. Airbit, one of these marketplaces, has helped producers earn more than $32 million on its platform alone, with some topping $100,000 every year.
💯💯❤️❤️ to BET for recognizing the black struggle internationally and highlighting Assa Traore. She is fighting hard for our people in France. S/O BANTUMEN for the article. #assatraore #blackinfrance #freedomstruggle
Acontece este fim de semana a transmissão internacional dos BET Awards, uma cerimónia para premiar afro-americanos e outras minorias em vários campos do entretenimento. A francesa Assa Traoré receberá uma distinção pelo seu ativismo contra o racismo e a violência policial. A irmã de Adama T...
This was such a deep piece on Medium about the theater community from Tonya Pinkins. Too deep to try and summarize. #tonyapinkins #theatercommunity
2020 gifted us the perfect storm to herald the winds of societal change. First, a global pandemic, which was an emergency until it was…
Never listened to rap from Bolivia, but kind of glad this was done to combat the effects of Covid-19. #covid19 #unitednations #bolivia #bolivianhiphop #boliviarap
"It's like waking up in a movie one day and realising that the virus is everywhere," says Christian Lawrence Velez Zambrana, who’s better known in the Bolivian hip-hop world as "Krisso MC”.
Can't wait to do this webinar next week. S/O to St. John's University Alumni for this opportunity. Register and listen in while I break down some things about podcasting and the Behind the Boards Podcast. #musicpodcasts #behindtheboardspodcast #stjohnsuniversity #stjohnsalumni
Behind the Board, hosted by former student V. White, is a podcast about the efforts and in-session stories behind the creation of today’s biggest hits and most celebrated albums. We invite all alumni and friends to join V. White for this conversation about podcasting, music and the journey into en...
This is so dope. Love that University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law spotlighted Winnie. #winniegabriel #haitianwomen #blackwomen
Student Profile: Winnie Gabriel March 15, 2019 Of all the paths that have led students to the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, there are none like Winnie Hugot Gabriel’s. Lawyer, journalist, author: Winnie brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her studies as an LL....
Stuff like this is so needed for artists of all kinds. It's great that Institut français de Côte d'Ivoire hosted this information on their platform. #cotedivoire #ivorycoast #musicstreaming #institutfrancais
L' Institut français de Côte d'Ivoire (IFCI) fait partie du réseau mondial des instituts français. L'antenne unique est située à Abidjan, la capitale du pays.
Cannot wait to buy this book. We are always about supporting young women achieve and find themselves through the arts. Much love to Center for the Arts, Port au Prince and Nadia Todres. #haiti #haitiangirls #womeninthearts
Rising Up: Empowering Adolescent Girls Through the Arts in Haiti
This is so dope. S/O to Tiffany Calver for this achievement. About damn time. S/O to BBC Radio 1Xtra and BBC Radio 1 #womenonradio #hiphopwomen #bbcradio #hiphopradio
Tiffany Calver will be the first female to host the show made famous by Westwood and Charlie Sloth.
Another interesting article in L'Hebdo de Madagascar about some talent in the country. #madagascar #madagascarmusicartists
Charmant, certes, mais pas que. Épistolier, de son vrai nom Steve Andriamasy, est un rappeur du label « Kolotsaina mainty », loin des clichés de « badboy » de l’industrie musicale. Étudiant en droit des affaires, il est aussi un orateur hors pair qui a plus d’un titre à son actif pour se...
Interesting moves in the cryptocurrency world by a black woman in Madagascar via L'Hebdo de Madagascar #madagascar #blackwomen #cryptocurrency
Pourquoi avoir décidé de vous lancer dans les FinTech ? J’ai toujours été concernée par les problématiques économiques que pouvaient rencontrer l’Afrique, et Madagascar plus particulièrement. Toutes les actions que j’engage en tant que femme entrepreneure malgache répondent à un dés...
Another great article by Fem Newsmagazine. There are so many problematic things with the red carpet. While we are changing the sytem, that also needs to change. #redcarpet #fashiondiscrimination #redcarpetfashion
Image source: YouTube “Who are you wearing?”, as we know, has been the most asked question on any red carpet since the beginning of reporting and the
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Behind The Boards Podcast was created as a platform to showcase and feature the people behind the music that we as a public enjoy. Hosted by V.White, she interviews famous and underground music producers and engineers from all musical genres and gets the inside story from their point of view.