Fourth Annual Gospel 2 Hip-Hop - PANEL & SHOWCASE

performances by: above all ent. artists, c.o.d.,black pirannahs, l.o.p. & more to be announced soon!


MF & Another Option Productions present
BRANDING AND PROMOTION FOR URBAN ARTISTS
Need practical advice to move your project to the next level?

Join AMF and members of the urban music community at a special educational forum covering strategies related to branding, promotion, booking, packaging, press kits, recording, radio, community involvement and more.

Monday, February 22
7:00 pm

Historic Victory Grill
1104 East 11th

Following the discussion, participants will have the opportunity to meet personally with panelists and gain knowledge in a workshop-style format.

Panelists:

Tee Double - Artist and panel moderator
Steve Savage - DJ and Station Manager at KAZI
Lady Legacy - Artist and owner of 1205 Productions
Sascha Guttfreund - Talent Buyer, Ace's Lounge and Scoremore concert promotion
Ter'ell Shahid - Artist and Chief Creative Officer Urbanian Entertainment
URBAN MUSIC EVENTS CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
"From Gospel to Hip Hop: A Spirited Journey"
AMF's Austin Music Mixer and "Branding and Promotion for Urban Artists" is part of a larger series of events produced by Another Option Productions during February.

The "From Gospel to Hip Hop: A Spirited Journey" project also includes the following events, which are FREE to attend.

Panel Discussion on the "State of Urban Music in Austin"

Another Option Productions and Above All Entertainment will host a panel discussion exploring the State of Urban Music in Austin with personalities and professionals from local TV and radio along with club promoters, music producers, religious leaders, educators, the legal system and local hip-hop artists.

Friday, February 19
7:00 pm

Historic Victory Grill
1104 East 11th Street

"From Gospel to Hip-Hop: A Spirited Journey" Celebration Performance

Rap/hip-hop music can be traced to the origins in gospel, blues, jazz and R&B. Most of these performers in Austin are young African-American men in their mid-twenties who have little opportunity for their voices to be heard.

To celebrate these artists and Black History Month 2010, the live sounds of gospel, blues, jazz, R&B and today's hip-hop will resonate from the Carver Museum Cultural Arts Center to a live audience, on television, on radio and on the World Wide Web.

Friday, February 26
7:00 pm

Carver Museum and Cultural Center
1165 Angelina Street

• < Previous Event
• Next Event >

Comment