We are very pleased to share with you a special Bonus Episode for Season 5 with the talented Charlotte Tindle, Talent Acquisition queen.

Charlotte is most known her role as part of the Talent Acquisition team at Sony Music!

In her role Charlotte is blessed with the opportunity to able to shape the music industry by recruiting new creative professionals into all areas of a major label from Audience Development to Finance. Charlotte has a wealth of experience within music and speaks through her career journey from her time at BIMM University studying Music Production and freelancing in location and studio recordings after graduating.

Charlotte began working in recruitment for various industries whilst perusing her love of music through an internship in the promotions team at Hospital Records and later landing her role at Sony Music. Proving that non-music experience counts as well!

As a member of Talent Acquisition team, Charlotte has a tonne of advice to share with those beginning their career in the music business. She has also founded social platform Major Mentor to spread valuable knowledge and answer many FAQ's.

For any listeners interested in the Sony Music Internships, that will soon be accepting applications, this episode is full of gems!

We really hope that you enjoy listening, don't forget to like, comment and share with a friend.

Links:

Major Mentor Instagram: @themajormentor

Major Mentor TikTok: @majormentor

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Welcome back to part 2 of this special episode with Dr Sally Anne Gross. Sally is an industry legend and had a wealth of label experience both major and independent. In this episode we discuss her career transition into academia and shaping the Masters Course in Music Business Management at the University of Westminster as well as her extensive research into mental health in the music industry.

The impact that Sally's incredible research study 'Can Music Make You Sick?' has had on the music industry is incredible and really unpacks areas for development in an industry where so many struggle from stress and wider mental health issues. Further sources such as Help Musicians have reported on this study and are pushing its findings into the industry to promote healthier working environments for creatives.

This conversation holds so much insight and we really hoped you enjoy! Don't forget to like, comment and share!

LINKS:

Website: Sally Anne Gross

LinkedIn: Dr Sally Anne Gross

Book: Can Music Make You Sick?

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This week we are thrilled to share part 1 of our discussion with industry legend Dr Sally Anne Gross! Sally has had quite the varied career from being the first female A&R at Mercury Records, taking trips to San Fransisco to scout artists to running her own record label from her kitchen table and later studying for her Law Masters.

We discuss the key differences that Sally found in her experiences in the DIY scene and at major labels. Her role as an Artist Manager; shifting records and remixes for dance acts and how the title and responsibilities have changed. Later Sally began studying Law at Birkbeck University night school, all whilst managing a career and a family, falling in love with the Law and deeper understanding the structures that influence it.

Sally has such a wealth of experience and wonderful stories, we absolutely loved working on this episode! Don't forget to like, comment and share.

LINKS:

Website: Sally Anne Gross

LinkedIn: Dr Sally Anne Gross

Book: Can Music Make You Sick?

Help Musicians Report: Mental Health In the Music Industry

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