An Online Artist & Music Industry Development Programme powered by Back Market
Following our open call and community survey, Noods Levels and shesaid.so are launching How to Make It in Music; a free online artist and music industry development programme consisting of three online sessions for women and gender non-conforming people working across the music industry.
The programme has been shaped directly by feedback from artists and music industry professionals, who highlighted a strong need for practical support around building sustainable careers, understanding music publishing, strengthening marketing and branding, and accessing funding opportunities.
Programme Sessions
8 September | 6:00pm BST
Music Publishing, Royalties & Sync (UK Focus)
With Rachel Graham-Andrieux
Learn how music publishing works, where royalties come from and what artists and music professionals need to know about sync.
22 September | 6:00pm BST
Marketing, Branding & Audience Building
With Yewi Omo
A practical session exploring how to build a clear artist or professional identity, develop your audience and approach marketing in a way that supports your wider career.
6 October | 6:00pm BST
Funding, Grants & Income Streams
Funding With Mina
Explore different funding opportunities and income streams available to artists and music professionals, with practical advice on navigating grants and building a more sustainable career.
Join the Programme
All three sessions are free and open to women and gender non-conforming people working across the music industry globally.
Participants are encouraged to attend the full programme, but registration is required for each session separately.
Choose the sessions you'd like to attend above and register to secure your place.
Participants are encouraged to attend all three sessions.
About Noods Levels
Noods Levels grew out of 10 years of DIY radio and community building through Noods Radio. What began as Sunday living room sessions evolved into a 24/7 global station, and in 2020 the not-for-profit arm was launched to support the next generation of creatives. Based in Bristol, it helps individuals and organisations build confidence, networks, and sustainable careers through long-term programmes and events.