Student Musicians To Train In Atlanta
For ten talented Bermudian-resident musicians/artists, the opportunity to put their book knowledge to work comes this summer.
PlayList Management, is conducting their annual Developing Artist Program [DAP] which offers student musicians/artists the chance to work alongside professional musical artists, producers, and the like for a full week in Atlanta, GA.
“Many of Bermuda’s young musicians are unfamiliar with the “behind the scene” aspect of the music industry. PLM provides an opportunity for our budding musicians to be exposed to the inner workings of all aspects of this profession long before they reach the critical point of a career decision.”
“Most musicians only see the performance aspect and don’t realize the amount of energy it takes to make their performance successful,” stated Theresa Minors, CEO of PlayList Management. “We are excited about being able to provide them with the chance to work alongside professional artists who have dedicated their lives to their craft.
“We have organized for the students to receive instruction at Lion’s Share Cre8tiv, Atlanta’s #1 artist development company as well as gain knowledge from professional producers, managers, independent labels, and entertainment lawyers.
“This intensive covers types of industry contracts, music production knowledge, networking opportunities and experience with various recording studios and producers in the Atlanta area. This is an exciting opportunity for our students.”
Their schedule is jammed packed with vocal/music instruction, production sessions, and even a special artist “Q&A” session. Last year, the students had the opportunity to sit and chat with Director/Actor/Producer Tommy Ford from TV’s Martin fame [pictured above].
This year, the community is encouraged to be part of their experience – an online blog has been created to share their daily activities. The students will share their thoughts, videos, pictures and more for all to see.
Additionally, PLM is encouraging individuals, as well as companies, who may wish to help sponsor a student to contact Mr. D Minors at pr.playlistmanagement@gmail.com. All funds received are marked for that specific student and their instructional cost only.
The students this year are:
Berkeley Institute
- Jeron Clemendor (Percussion)
- Malaiyah Jackson (Vocals)
- Chinyere Nwasike (Vocals)
- Chiante Roberts (Vocals/keys)
- Delijah Symonds (Vocals)
Warwick Academy
- Justice Edness (Vocals)
- Dylan Hollis (Keys)
- Emma Keane (Vocals/guitar)
Home School/Other
- Jahroy Richards (Rap)
- Additional student – Shomari Warner (Producer)
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This is very exciting news for these young artists! I hope there is some form of performance which we will get the opportunity to see them perform – before or after their trip. Well done and good luck!
Yng Black Mind
(those who know understand)
It is nice to read some positive news about our youth