Tag: SISTER COLLECTIVE

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“There are so many aspects of the music industry that I have fallen in love with. The people you meet and being surrounded by artists doing what they love is very special. The different genres of music and the changing elements that they bring, the fact that it’s an international industry with so many different voices, opinions and sounds, and the way that it’s ever changing. When I started working in music, I really felt accepted for being me and I love that being unique is celebrated.

If I could change one thing about the music industry right now, it would be for people to reconnect with the soul of music and for the real reason it exists. The music business has become more statistic, ‘like’ and hit driven than ever before. Songs are getting shorter to get more stats on the streamers and there are more and more tactics being used to get people to listen.”

Spoke to the crew @womb2london ahead of the #FemmeSummerFete on 30th August at @growhackney. Full interview here: https://www.womb2.com/post/wxmbmates-meet-carly-of-sister-collective

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A massive thank you to shesaid.so for including me & Sister Collective in this year’s Alternative Power 100 Music List. Sitting alongside some true music legends & people who have made massive moves in their field. The 2019 theme of COMMUNITY celebrates people of all genders who foster collaboration in the music industry. Find out everyone who has made their mark here: http://bit.ly/AltList2019 #AltList2019 ⭐️

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With International Women’s Day next week, been super blessed to work with Apple x Beats by Dre x Sister Collective to co-curate a week long series of immersive workshops celebrating established trailblazers & emerging artists & creators.

Would be awesome for you to join us alongside Serine Karthage Fenn O’Meally Julie Adenuga he.she.they Phildell & more.

You can RSVP for Free here: https://www.apple.com/…/collect…/made-by-women/coventgarden/

#IWD #InternationalWomensDay #TodayAtApple #BalanceForBetter

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“Zane Lowe has done just the same. I always admired him when he was on BBC Radio 1 and used to lock into his show a lot because I loved the diversity of the music he played, his connection with the artists and his depth of knowledge too. When I got to interview him, he said something to me that has stuck with me ever since, “You don’t have to choose your lane, you can build your own highway” It really sums up how the internet has thrown open the doors of opportunity. Little did I know that after that interview he would go on to set up Beats 1.”
 
Loves speaking to Ellie Sabine-Singh for 3000 Bass – you can read the full interview here: https://threethousand.co.uk/womxn-in-bass-with-ellie-sabine-singh-carly-wilford/