Professor Rutger Bregman
Friends of the Earth
Black Music Appreciation Month – Panel and Discussion
Via Spoutible.com:
Women of Color Unite (WOCU) and The Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) are proud to present an engaging panel discussion in celebration of Black Music Appreciation Month. This event promises to be a dynamic exploration of the rich history, cultural impact, and ongoing evolution of Black music across various genres.
Attendees will have the unique opportunity to gain insights from industry professionals, hear personal stories of success and challenges, and engage in thought-provoking discussions about the future of Black music. The panel will be further enhanced by a special live performance, showcasing the vibrant talent that continues to shape the landscape of contemporary Black music.
This not-to-be-missed event will take place on June 27 from 12PM to 2PM PDT / 3PM to 5PM EDT at Soho Works (https://www.sohohouse.com/en-us/houses/soho-house-new-york). For those unable to attend in person, the panel will also be streaming live on Spoutible, ensuring a wide audience can participate in this celebration of Black musical heritage and innovation.
You will be able to join here: https://spoutible.com/pod/6674a128e0a09913e6c8ec32
The panel will feature the following distinguished participants:
Moderator:
Tammi Mac: A renowned radio personality and actress, known for her engaging interview style and deep knowledge of the music industry.
Assistant Moderator:
J-Tasha: An up-and-coming voice in music journalism, bringing fresh perspectives to the conversation.
Panelists:
Fairley McCaskill: Vice President of Media Relations & Strategy at Atlantic Records, offering invaluable insights into the business side of the music industry and its evolving landscap
Ervin “EP” Pope: A respected music producer and composer with a wealth of experience working with top artists across multiple genres.
Tallie Spencer: A dynamic music journalist and on-camera personality, known for her in-depth coverage of emerging trends and artists in Black music.
LaVoyce: A talented singer and songwriter, bringing first-hand experience of navigating the music industry as a performing artist.
This diverse panel promises to offer a comprehensive look at the multifaceted world of Black music, from creation and production to promotion and industry dynamics.
Sincerely,
Team Spoutible
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2024-06-27 @ 02:00 PM (EDT)
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Women of Color Unite (WOCU) is a social action org. focusing on fair access, treatment & pay for WOC in entertainment & media industries.
Venue
Soho House is a club for creatives. We exist to provide a home for our members to come together and belong, wherever they are in the world.
It all began in 1995, when founder Nick Jones opened the first Soho House on London’s Greek Street above his restaurant, Cafe Boheme. Soho House was so named, because it was situated in a Georgian house in Soho. The logo reflects the layout of that first space – three floors across three interconnecting houses.
Today, we have Houses across the world, and each one is designed to be comfortable and characterful, offering our members a unique yet familiar experience every time they visit. The Houses have spaces for drinking, dining, relaxing, working and exercising. Our screening rooms show a selection of new and classic films, and our rooftops – both with pools and without – are loved by members. Our art collection consists of more than 8,000 curated works, which play a prominent role in the design of every House.