Listen to the sixth and final episode of our new six-part podcast series, Making Tracks.

Bradley Kulisic from Singing Light Music talks to music leaders Holly and Frankie about music management, marketing and distribution.

Bradley has worked with artists and independent record labels since 2002. His DIY ethic was shaped by working with Dischord, Southern Records, Constellation and Barry Adamson. He has run campaigns for artists like Peaches, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and Colin Stetson. He manages Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Eleni Drake, Holy Moly & the Crackers and more. Singing Light Music was launched 2019 with the intention of bringing all these experiences together under one umbrella, to help demystify the music business and to offer support and guidance on releasing records, physical and digital distribution and rights management for artists, creators, managers and labels.

Making Tracks, is our six-part podcast series, a podcast from behind the production desk, for songwriters and music producers who are ready to step into the studio. Music producer and educator Lisa Murphy and team lift the lid on the North East music industry by interviewing people working directly in the industry about how they use music technology in their music making.

Making Tracks is a songwriting and music production course delivered by professional music producers in professional recording studios in the North East. Whether you’re looking to take your first steps, develop your existing knowledge, or work towards becoming a professional producer, there’s a Making Tracks course for you.

This podcast series is brought to you by Access Music Production CIC in collaboration with The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

At the time of recording, The Glasshouse was called Sage Gateshead, so you may hear some references to our old name.

For the second last episode in our Making Tracks podcast series, Lisa talks to music producer and DJ Lee Robinson. We find out more about his career, how he got started and his advice to anyone making and performing electronic music.

Making Tracks, is our new six-part podcast series, a podcast from behind the production desk, for songwriters and music producers who are ready to step into the studio. Join music producer and educator Lisa Murphy and team as they lift the lid on the North East music industry by interviewing people working directly in the industry about how they use music technology in their music making.

Making Tracks is a songwriting and music production course delivered by professional music producers in professional recording studios in the North East. Whether you’re looking to take your first steps, develop your existing knowledge, or work towards becoming a professional producer, there’s a Making Tracks course for you.

This podcast series is brought to you by Access Music Production CIC in collaboration with The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

At the time of recording, The Glasshouse was called Sage Gateshead, so you may hear some references to our old name.

Listen to the fourth episode of our new six-part podcast series, Making Tracks, a podcast from behind the production desk, for songwriters and music producers who are ready to step into the studio.

Music leaders Holly and Frankie chat to Joe and Hannah who recently attended the Making Tracks course. Joe plays guitar and sings, does a lot of busking, and has recently completed the advanced Making Tracks course. Hannah is a singer-songwriter and plays flute. They tell us how they got into music technology, what the course is really like and what they’re up to next.

Making Tracks, is our new six-part podcast series. Music producer and educator Lisa Murphy and team lift the lid on the North East music industry by interviewing people working directly in the industry about how they use music technology in their music making.

Making Tracks is a songwriting and music production course delivered by professional music producers in professional recording studios in the North East. Whether you’re looking to take your first steps, develop your existing knowledge, or work towards becoming a professional producer, there’s a Making Tracks course for you.

This podcast series is brought to you by Access Music Production CIC in collaboration with The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

At the time of recording, The Glasshouse was called Sage Gateshead, so you may hear some references to our old name.

In the third episode of our new six-part Making Tracks podcast series, Lisa is joined by Claire Dupree, editor of North East-based monthly alt. music and culture magazine NARC. Claire regularly supports musicians to help them get to grips with the world of marketing, press and promotion. She offers tips on press release writing, the logistics of how to approach press outlets, the importance of joined up campaigns with radio, social media tips and how to stay organised so you can get the best results for your efforts.

Making Tracks, is our new six-part podcast series, a podcast from behind the production desk, for songwriters and music producers who are ready to step into the studio. Join music producer and educator Lisa Murphy and team as they lift the lid on the North East music industry by interviewing people working directly in the industry about how they use music technology in their music making.

Making Tracks is a songwriting and music production course delivered by professional music producers in professional recording studios in the North East. Whether you’re looking to take your first steps, develop your existing knowledge, or work towards becoming a professional producer, there’s a Making Tracks course for you.

This podcast series is brought to you by Access Music Production CIC in collaboration with The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

At the time of recording, The Glasshouse was called Sage Gateshead, so you may hear some references to our old name.

Making Tracks, is our new six-part podcast series, a podcast from behind the production desk, for songwriters and music producers who are ready to step into the studio.

Join music producer and educator Lisa Murphy and team as they lift the lid on the North East music industry by interviewing people working directly in the industry about how they use music technology in their music making.

In our second episode, Lisa is joined by singer-songwriter Maius Mollis (Maisie Cowburn-Bannister). Find out about how Masie writes her music, what her influences are and how she’s using music technology in her work.

Making Tracks is a songwriting and music production course delivered by professional music producers in professional recording studios in the North East. Whether you’re looking to take your first steps, develop your existing knowledge, or work towards becoming a professional producer, there’s a Making Tracks course for you.

This podcast series is brought to you by Access Music Production CIC in collaboration with The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

At the time of recording, The Glasshouse was called Sage Gateshead, so you may hear some references to our old name.

Listen to our new six-part podcast series, Making Tracks, a podcast from behind the production desk, for songwriters and music producers who are ready to step into the studio.

In this series, join music producer and educator Lisa Murphy and her team as they lift the lid on the North East music industry by interviewing people working directly in the industry about how they use music technology in their music making.

In this first episode, Lisa is joined by fellow music leaders Frankie and Holly who tell us more about music technology and the Making Tracks programme.

Making Tracks is a songwriting and music production course delivered by professional music producers in professional recording studios in the North East. Whether you’re looking to take your first steps, develop your existing knowledge, or work towards becoming a professional producer, there’s a Making Tracks course for you.

This podcast series is brought to you by Access Music Production CIC in collaboration with The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

At the time of recording, The Glasshouse was called Sage Gateshead, so you may hear some references to our old name.

Listen to musicians who have been our Artists in Reseidence talk about their experiences at Sage Gateshead.

Listen to musicians who have been our Artists in Reseidence talk about their experiences at Sage Gateshead.

Listen to musicians who have been our Artists in Reseidence talk about their experiences at Sage Gateshead.

Listen to musicians who have been our Artists in Reseidence talk about their experiences at Sage Gateshead.