The Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy hosted its annual summer members party at Atlanta’s Terminal West with performances by Pusha T and Summer Walker. As Advocacy Chair of the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy it has been my mission the past four years to let elected officials know that music isn’t just celebrity but we are constituents with real issues, real votes, and real power.
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I had the pleasure of sitting on the Deal Makers panel for Radio One’s annual Music Meeting to discuss :
Key Contract Clauses in Music
Common Misconceptions about Music Royalties
Copyright Basics
Protecting Creative Idea
Thank you to Radio One for the invitation and host Vic Jagger for leading a great conversation.
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BESLA presents: Mid-Year Conference Part II on Monday, May 23rd!
Shay M Lawson will be joining Paramount Senior Counsel Henry Behnen, Marlyne Jean Louis, and Complex Senior Counsel Nyasha Foy to discuss legal issues in intellectual property and transactions surrounding choreography, street art, and tattoos in the digital age.
Three of Atlanta’s top women in entertainment law for an intimate discussion on their music journeys, business knowledge, and more. Featuring panelists Amy Oraefo, and Shay M. Lawson. Beth Moore, Entertainment Attorney at Vivid IP and Georgia State House Representative will be moderating the discussion.
Building an enterprise takes time. But how exactly does it happen? This case study takes a look into Issa Rae, her show Insecure, Issa Rae Productions, and her Record Label and Publishing Company Raedio and the 4 principles to making multiple passions make sense from a strategic standpoint.
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Is radio really dead? Do major labels care about follower counts? Moses Davis, SouthEast Promotions Manager for Columbia Records joins the podcast this week to give major label insight into what it really takes to move music and make it a hit. You can also catch this episode on youtube for the video interview.
A common battle entrepreneurs face is finding your voice within your brand/business. Struggling to understand how to engage with customers online that feels real yet converts into revenue? Then this episode is for you!
This week on the Minute of Your Time podcast I had the privilege of talking with digital journalist Lydia T Blanco about showing up online and in business as your authentic self.
We Cover:
Whether you should make two accounts or keep personal and brand accounts the same
How to show up on LinkedIn vs Instagram
3 tips to gaining genuine engagement with your online community instead of just lurkers
Ghosting Your Audience
The Importance of Connecting with Your Audience Off Social Media
Pivoting into Purpose and Authenticity in Business
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