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White Noise @ Brisbane’s “The Edge”

February 5, 2010 Industry No Comments

Located at the State Library in South Bank, The Edge is the shiny new home of creativity in Brisbane, with plenty of computers and communal space for creative types to do their thing.
Brisbane digital distributor Musicadium is running a series of workshops at the facility under the name White Noise, with goal of educating musicians on the best ways to promote and manage their music.

From the presser:

White Noise consists of a series of free workshops for up and coming artists to be held at the Edge, a brand new state-of-the-art creative facility in South Bank.
The two sets of three-day sessions, now looking for applicants, will include workshops and seminars on song-writing, recording, distribution, management, marketing and promotions.
Local and national music industry professionals will host each seminar or workshop, passing on invaluable insight and information to the young artists.
The sessions will culminate in a showcase held in the Edge auditorium, which will provide an opportunity for the public to see the progress made by the artists over the course of the program.

They’re looking for applicants now, so head to their website to apply.
The sessions run 15th-20th of March and applications close 28th February.

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