The 16-week Program

• Defining your musical style.
• Curating a playlist for a gig. 
• Creating band chemistry in the studio.

• Analyzing musical arrangements 
• Determining individual musical parts.
• Setting the playlist flow.

• Jam your playlist to your own arrangements.
• This includes possibly changing the following:
  • Vocal style
  • Musical expression, highs & lows.
  • Adding or customizing solos.
• A recording of the session will be made.

• Participants will gain valuable insights to the industry and what it takes to perform on stage.
• A mentor will be introduced to help them prep what they will play for the final concert.
• The mentors selected are professional musicians.

• Participants will learn how to fine tune their sound.
  • Tone selection for vocalists and musicians.
  • Customizing sounds with use of effects.
  • Incorporating new performance techniques.
  • Technology in music.

• This week, participants will focus on the following:
  • Developing stage presence
  • Interacting with the audience.
  • Stage body language
  • Costume & Wardrobing

• Participants to learn about what are the key components to executing a gig.
  • Selecting a venue
  • Technical requirements
  • Planning for promotional materials.
  • Learn about ticketing platforms.
  • Booking your videographer/photographer

• Participants will meet popular music influencers who will share tips on how to create engaging content for promotional purposes.
• Use this week's jam practice to create the content. Their performance should be pretty good by now.

• The respective mentors will catch up with their mentees to see how they are progressing.
• They will use this session to further fine tune the respective performances.

• We will meet at a designated venue on a preset date and participants will perform to a public audience.
• Create more promotional content.

•  Participants have the opportunity to use their Open Jam experience to decide if they are happy with their playlist and arrangements. 

• We will meet at a different venue on a preset date and participants will perform to a public audience.
• Create more promotional content.

• Participants will meet their respective mentors for one last polish session.
• Mentors will provide feedback from the last recording.

• This will take place at the studio in front of invited friends and family.
• A recording will be prepared and to be shared to respective mentors.

• All participants will have studio time for final rehearsals.
• Final wardrobe check.

The Big Day!

Soundcheck starts at 12pm. Break 4pm. Assemble at 6pm.

“There's nothing to compare to live music, there just isn't anything.” 

Gloria Gaynor