LADY OF THE HOUSE UNVEIL NEW DJ MENTORING PROGRAMME

Lady of the House, a global leader committed to improving gender equality within the dance music industry, proudly launches a new DJ Mentoring Initiative. The program is locally rooted and aims to empower emerging and marginalised DJ’s in Bristol – the city where Lady of the House was first established and is currently headquartered.

Supported by PPL, the mentoring sessions will be hosted by global DJ’s and organisations, with each mentee holding over 10 years of experience in the industry DJ’s will receive invaluable real life knowledge to spearhead their careers.

To be included on the program, Lady of the House invites all female and non-binary DJs from Bristol to submit a 30 minute demo mix and 10 winners will be selected by Lady of the House and esteemed Producer, Sam Divine.

The mentoring program will kick off in March and will run over 10 weeks, the winners will receive comprehensive mentorship from renowned global producers and DJs, such as; Sam Divine from Defected Records, platinum selling artists Charlotte Devany, Cristina Lazic, and Carley Wilford. These DJ’s will all share their experiences and learnings on how they have carved out their successful careers and navigated the industry as women.

The program will also feature industry insights from leading organisations who will share practical business knowledge required to be successful. Organisations include:

• NYX, a top-tier social media agency managing accounts for Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, and Defected

• Labelworx, a global label distributor with a track record of nurturing labels for Michael Bibi, Roni Size, and Chase and Status.

• Night Time Economy, Beatport, and Lakota will also be included in the program.

Participants in the program will also benefit from a promotional campaign to amplify them as an artist globally and a chance to perform live at Lakota.  To win the chance to be included in this unique program, please submit your 30 minute demo mix here.

About Lady of the House

Lady of the House is a community that celebrates, champions and honours women through a multifunctional platform. By educating and empowering dance music enthusiasts and adjacent audiences, we diversify the music industry and promote gender parity.

About PPL

PPL licenses recorded music in the UK when it is played in public or broadcast and ensures that revenue flows back to our members. These include independent and major record companies, together with performers ranging from emerging musicians to globally renowned artists. In 2022 we collected £272.6 million while also distributing money to 165,000 performers and recording rightsholders.
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For more information contact Chanelle.fb@ladyofthehouse.org.uk