Studio talent shines on She Said So Alternative Power 100 list
Mastering engineer Katie Tavini, Girls I Rate founder Carla Marie Williams and producer Lauren Deakin Davies all feature on the shortlist
Networking platform She Said So’s has published its Alternative Power 100 List, featuring several names from the world of pro audio.
The list honours women working in the audio, music and media industries who have come from non-traditional career paths whose work “often gets overlooked due to market saturation”.
Alongside the likes of Bjork, Grace Jones and Annie Mac, mastering engineer Katie Tavini, Girls I Rate founder Carla Marie Williams and producer Lauren Deakin Davies all feature on the shortlist.
Tavini told PSNEurope sister title Audio Media International: “It feels incredible to be on the list, I’m extremely thankful for whoever nominated me. These lists are so important because it’s a great overview of women in the music industry from all over the world. I’m still pretty speechless about it.”
This year’s central theme was ‘Intersections’, with an emphasis on traditionally under-represented communities, such as people of colour, the LGBTQ community, and those from lower economic backgrounds or with disabilities.
She Said So provides platforms for discussions around such subjects and helps establish communities for women working in the music industry and its related sectors.
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Source: mi-pro.co.uk
