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"Free entry! Bristol Museum morphs into a femme-powered cultural hub, courtesy of Lady of the House, with a round table featuring the brains behind MasTechno, Sexy Lady Massive, Valley Fest and Karuna Collective. Expect wisdom and guidance on climbing mountains in the male dominated music world + time to network afterwards."
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A event on Saturday 19th October. The event starts at 16:30.
Join us on October 19th at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, 2:30pm - 3:30pm, for a powerful panel discussion in collaboration with Bristol BID. Moderated by Inma Montenegro, this event will focus on elevating, supporting, and protecting women in Bristol’s music, nightlife, and events industries. The panel will discuss breaking barriers, promoting safety, and fostering inclusive spaces for women across the creative industries.
Lady of the House is the leading label championing gender diversity in dance music. With 26 records released, major support from Radio1, Soundcloud, Beatport, Billboard, DJ Mag, Mixmag, Pitchfork & NME. The brand has empowered over 200 women and non-binary creatives. Launched as a UK best selling book featuring 150 stories from artists like Charlotte De Witte, Nina Kraviz & Nicole Modaber, Lady of the House has grown into a global movement, reaching 300 million people through 250 activations with brands like Red Bull, Pioneer DJ, & has partnered with global festivals like Ultra, Glastonbury, Sonar & Movement. The initiative has partner support worldwide with Space Miami, Printworks/Drumsheds, IMS, Defected & Erlow Backed & is backed PRS, PPL & AFEM, the movement continues to lead in promoting gender balance in the industry.
Speakers:
Inma Montenegro (Moderator) founder of MasTechno and Intirave, Inma is a leading figure in Bristol’s electronic music scene. These events are renowned for their high-energy atmosphere and international appeal. Inma’s dedication to inclusivity and support for diverse talent has made her a key advocate for women and immigrant communities in the industry.
MĀDŁY is a Parisian born and Bristol based singer, rapper, and poet who refuses to stick to one genre. As well as being a music programme coordinator and promoter in one of Bristol’s iconic venue.
SOTO (Graciela Soto) Venezuelan-born and rising star in Bristol’s techno scene, known for her captivating performances blending hypnotic melodies and industrial beats. Since her UK debut in 2019, she has performed at top venues such as FOLD, The Egg London, and Electrowerkz. Her debut track "Core," released on Pan-Pot’s label Second State, received widespread acclaim and was featured in major festival lineups, including Kappa Futur Festival. SOTO’s upcoming EP on Diffuse Reality is highly anticipated.
Lizzy Mulholland dedicated to drug policy reform with extensive experience in evaluating and improving policies. As co-founder of Karuna Collective, she offers advice on safe drug use, particularly to young people on TikTok. She also manages social media for the Benzo Research Project, focusing on harm reduction for benzodiazepines. Lizzy's mission includes collaborating with organizations to implement harm reduction measures in Bristol’s nightclubs.
Zeina Raad seasoned Marketing Manager with over 25 years of experience, specializing in music. She excels in marketing strategy, digital transformation, brand management, and data analytics. Zeina has led teams and managed campaigns, focusing on brand development, content creation, social media strategy, and customer engagement. Notable experience includes: Global Gathering Festival (Stratford Upon Avon), Lovebox (London), Love Saves The Day (Bristol), The Downs Festival (Bristol), Gatecrasher (Birmingham, Sheffield, Nottingham), Godskitchen (Birmingham), Rainbow Venues (Birmingham), Mint Festival (Leeds), Chapter Festival (Birmingham), Eastern Electrics (London), Hifi North (Newcastle), Hifi South (Winchester), Wireless (London), Valley Fest (Chew Valley), We The People Festival (Bristol), Motion – In (Bristol), More Love (Rio De Janeiro), Propyard (Bristol), Back 2 Festival (Derby), Sausage & Cider Festival (Derby), Arcadia (Bristol), Cream (Ibiza), Miss Moneypenny’s (Ibiza), MTV Aquasonic Festival (Ibiza), Coastline Café (Ibiza), Garlands (Ibiza), and Kanya (Ibiza).
Betsy Mae Marketing Director & DJ for Bristol-based collective Sexy Lady Massive known for its electrifying events that celebrate women in electronic music. They specialize in high-energy parties and festivals with all-female lineups, showcasing both emerging and established female artists. Betsy plays a key role in amplifying the collective’s impact.
Following the panel, a networking session will offer attendees the chance to connect with industry professionals and fellow advocates for women in Bristol’s creative industries.
Date: October 19th, 2024
Time: 2:30pm - 3:30pm (Networking to follow)
Location: Bristol Museum and Art Gallery - Head to the School Room, and if you have any questions, ask at the Museum reception.
Admission: Free (Registration Required)
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Lady of the House is the leading label championing gender diversity in dance music. With 26 records released, major support from Radio1, Soundcloud, Beatport, Billboard, DJ Mag, Mixmag, Pitchfork & NME. The brand has empowered over 200 women and non-binary creatives. Launched as a UK best selling book featuring 150 stories from artists like Charlotte De Witte, Nina Kraviz & Nicole Modaber, Lady of the House has grown into a global movement, reaching 300 million people through 250 activations with brands like Red Bull, Pioneer DJ, & has partnered with global festivals like Ultra, Glastonbury, Sonar & Movement. The initiative has partner support worldwide with Space Miami, Printworks/Drumsheds, IMS, Defected & Erlow Backed & is backed PRS, PPL & AFEM, the movement continues to lead in promoting gender balance in the industry.
Speakers:
Inma Montenegro (Moderator) founder of MasTechno and Intirave, Inma is a leading figure in Bristol’s electronic music scene. These events are renowned for their high-energy atmosphere and international appeal. Inma’s dedication to inclusivity and support for diverse talent has made her a key advocate for women and immigrant communities in the industry.
MĀDŁY is a Parisian born and Bristol based singer, rapper, and poet who refuses to stick to one genre. As well as being a music programme coordinator and promoter in one of Bristol’s iconic venue.
SOTO (Graciela Soto) Venezuelan-born and rising star in Bristol’s techno scene, known for her captivating performances blending hypnotic melodies and industrial beats. Since her UK debut in 2019, she has performed at top venues such as FOLD, The Egg London, and Electrowerkz. Her debut track "Core," released on Pan-Pot’s label Second State, received widespread acclaim and was featured in major festival lineups, including Kappa Futur Festival. SOTO’s upcoming EP on Diffuse Reality is highly anticipated.
Lizzy Mulholland dedicated to drug policy reform with extensive experience in evaluating and improving policies. As co-founder of Karuna Collective, she offers advice on safe drug use, particularly to young people on TikTok. She also manages social media for the Benzo Research Project, focusing on harm reduction for benzodiazepines. Lizzy's mission includes collaborating with organizations to implement harm reduction measures in Bristol’s nightclubs.
Zeina Raad seasoned Marketing Manager with over 25 years of experience, specializing in music. She excels in marketing strategy, digital transformation, brand management, and data analytics. Zeina has led teams and managed campaigns, focusing on brand development, content creation, social media strategy, and customer engagement. Notable experience includes: Global Gathering Festival (Stratford Upon Avon), Lovebox (London), Love Saves The Day (Bristol), The Downs Festival (Bristol), Gatecrasher (Birmingham, Sheffield, Nottingham), Godskitchen (Birmingham), Rainbow Venues (Birmingham), Mint Festival (Leeds), Chapter Festival (Birmingham), Eastern Electrics (London), Hifi North (Newcastle), Hifi South (Winchester), Wireless (London), Valley Fest (Chew Valley), We The People Festival (Bristol), Motion – In (Bristol), More Love (Rio De Janeiro), Propyard (Bristol), Back 2 Festival (Derby), Sausage & Cider Festival (Derby), Arcadia (Bristol), Cream (Ibiza), Miss Moneypenny’s (Ibiza), MTV Aquasonic Festival (Ibiza), Coastline Café (Ibiza), Garlands (Ibiza), and Kanya (Ibiza).
Betsy Mae Marketing Director & DJ for Bristol-based collective Sexy Lady Massive known for its electrifying events that celebrate women in electronic music. They specialize in high-energy parties and festivals with all-female lineups, showcasing both emerging and established female artists. Betsy plays a key role in amplifying the collective’s impact.
Following the panel, a networking session will offer attendees the chance to connect with industry professionals and fellow advocates for women in Bristol’s creative industries.
Date: October 19th, 2024
Time: 2:30pm - 3:30pm (Networking to follow)
Location: Bristol Museum and Art Gallery - Head to the School Room, and if you have any questions, ask at the Museum reception.
Admission: Free (Registration Required)
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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