Helping Our Music Evolve (HOME), Underground Music Collective (UMC), and Center 615 are on a mission to make live streaming make sense for the Nashville music community. Live from the 615 is a weekly opportunity for artists and community partners to execute high-quality live broadcast productions – without breaking their pockets.
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On Wednesday night, our community partners at Helping Our Music Evolve hosted a ‘HOME School’ panel discussion, featuring three Nashville-area entertainment attorneys who discussed some of the most common pitfalls they see when helping the music community navigate their legal hurdles:
Watch this replay featuring HOME founder Logan Crowell and special guest panelists Colin Maher, Ryan Noormohamed, and Zach Gainous, who share insight and information that will help you prepare your music business for the best possible future outcomes.
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On Oct. 3, local songstress Stephcynie (stef-sih-nee) is changing the narrative for independent artists by hosting a one-of-a-kind music event called Paid 2 Play.
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The outside world — especially in this day and age — is full of noise and distractions. Most of these are outside of our control.
So… how do we tune out the distractions, and become the best versions of ourselves in these strange times?
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The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce wants to know how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected the music industry and its patrons.
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This Thursday, August 20 at 4 p.m. ET (3 p.m. CT), the Americana Music Association will present Black Equity in Americana: A Conversation, which will give Black musicians and industry veterans a chance to accelerate racial equity in Americana, one of our nation’s most essential musical genres.
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A desperate cry. A realization of self-awareness. An anthem, for so many of us.
“Help” from Danny Wright bluntly and urgently captures that moment of sudden recognition, and the feeling of “I am not OK.”
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UMC Real Talk is back BAY-BEEEEEEEEEEE!
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Our OG Quinn Spinn family comes together for QuaranTimes, a Facebook Live stream from different corners of the nation!
This week’s QuaranTimes is the first official time that the show will join the Quinn Spinn podcast feed on our streaming platforms! To celebrate, we have some Stupid News with Scotty Rock, as well as an extra story about the origins of SisQo’s “Thong Song.” Plus, JD discusses the Sequester Mini he recently played, and we pander to potential sponsors and Good Friends of the Show!
That’s just the tip of the iceberg on this one. #GetSpunn with us in a whole new way!
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Laugh all you want, but point at yourself.
-Greg in Good Company, “Open Mic.”
They’re out here living, while you’re by yourself,
Dreamin’ of things, you’ll never do.
You’re too scared to fail, so you’re too scared to move.
Behind every musician at every neighborhood open mic, there is a dream and a message.
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