This episode is all about thriving as an independent artist! Nadine, a creative powerhouse who forged her own path, joins us to spill the tea on maintaining your unique voice in the industry. Plus, we'll dive into the challenges women face in music (spoiler alert: it's tougher!) and whether Jess Glyn ever signed her (tune in to find out!)

In this episode, X Factor alum Seorsia, who captivated audiences with "Real Like You" in 2019 before launching a successful solo career, joins us to share her inspiring music industry journey. We'll delve into the challenges and triumphs that followed her time on the show. You don't want to miss it!

In this episode, we have a special interview with Sarah Lipman about what 2023 was like for her as a Artist Manager and we got her predictions on what 2024 was going to be like. Sarah is managing artists like Natalie Shay and has been in the music industry for more than a decade.

In this episode of the women in music podcast, we speak with the incredible Virgilia Virjoghe who has more than a decades experience in branding and marketing. She worked with the likes of Dolce & Gabbana and Versace. We talk with her about how a women in the music industry can take their personal branding to the next level and what you can do to consistently grow even if you have a small following on social media.

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In this episode, we have a great discussion with Fiona Ross about work life balance for women in the music industry. Plus, we get to hear about childcare for creative mums and why having a safe space is important to freely explore your creativity.

About Fiona Ross Named among the 100 Alternative Power Music List for 2020, multi-award winning jazz artist, editor-in-chief, journalist and founder of the award winning Women in Jazz Media organisation, Fiona Ross never stops. As a vocalist, pianist, composer and producer, Fiona has become known for creating her own contemporary jazz sound incorporating fast paced Latin Jazz, vintage Jazz club, a little neo soul along with heart wrenching ballads that demonstrate She came to the worlds attention as "The artist that gave Ed Sheeran his 'first push'" (Daily Express), but very quickly established herself as an artist in her own right and has received incredible reviews and awards across the globe for all of her albums.

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In this ground-breaking episode, the podcast was taken in a new direction by inviting two exceptional independent artist guests onto the show at the same time, Amiee Iris and Ava Hincks, to create an insightful conversation.
Together, we delve into the unique experiences of what it like being an emerging women artist navigating the music industry in 2023. We explore the influence of inspirational women leaders in the industry, the challenges faced by rising women artists, and strategies for maintaining creativity in the face of adversity as a women artist.

About

Aimee Iris is an independent singer songwriter from Brighton who sings Pop music with a musical theatre influence. Amiee Instagram

Ava is an independent singer songwriter from Bristol who sings Indie Pop music. Ava Instagram

In this episode, we have a great discussion with Roanne Mesirow about all the positive changes that have happened for women in the music industry, over the last decade. Plus, we get to hear about how there are more women in executive roles and how women are supporting each other in the industry.

About Roanne Mesirow

Since founding Mezz Entertainment in 2017, Roanne has been expanding and developing the careers of individuals and companies that span several industries, including music/entertainment, fashion, and hospitality. She utilizes her vast work experience within diverse, multicultural communities in both corporate and boutique firms, and her deep passion for the industry, to optimize her client’s exposure and branding through creative direction, promotion, management, and event production.

Roanne Mesirow Linked In: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/roanne-mesirow

In this episode, Stafania Passamonte who owns the London Performance Academy of Music and been in the music industry for 15+ years, provides advice for any women in the music industry and shares her own personal experience as well. It a must listen episode for any women in the music industry!

About Stefania Passamonte: She is the Founder and President of the London Performing Academy of Music-LPMAM, an Independent Music Conservatoire focused on Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion. Stefania is also Chair of Trustees and CEO of the LPMAM charitable incorporated organisation, providing scholarship and support to the LPMAM students and professors, with special focus on the Ukrainian refugee young musicians saved from the war.

Stefania is Director and Council member of the BPI-British Phonographic Industry for the BRITs Awards, voting member of the Recording Academy for the Grammys Awards in USA. She is founder and CEO of the award winning London Piano Masters and of the Classical record label Master Chord Records.

Stefania Passamonte Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefaniapassamonte/