We’re very excited to announce a series of virtual Metronome events starting in March 2021.
Following the success of Nottingham Poetry Festival back in November 2020, which was fully virtual for the first time, as well as livestreamed gigs including Unknown Era in December, we’ve launched Metronome Sessions – an exciting series of virtual events. All for £5 each.
Tuesday 2 March
The first will be a live Q&A – courtesy of BBC Radio’s Dean Jackson – with Simon Raymonde (Bella Union/Cocteau Twins). They will discuss his journey through the music business, as an artist and as a record label founder, thoughts on the future of music, and share invaluable advice for the next generation of musical talent.
Monday 8 March
Some of the other events confirmed so far include world-class engineer/producer Marta Salogni (Bjork, Bon Iver, Dream Wife) critiquing mixes in a masterclass. She’ll also be talking about her own processes from engineering through to production and mixing. Ticket holders will be able to submit their mixes for Marta to listen to using her extensive experience working with the cream of alternative music.
Friday 19 March
Natalie Duncan and Ajay Henry will both be performing sets, live streamed from Metronome. Duncan is a local singer and songwriter creating blues, soul and R&B music. Henry combines timeless melodic songwriting with a modern production style, and he’ll deliver classic RnB with a modern aesthetic.
You can book tickets to all online events and more information can be found on our website.
The events will be streamed on a pay-per-view basis. The programme will feature Q&As with Industry guests, masterclasses with top record producers and a line-up of artists.
All ticket holders to Q&A’s and masterclasses will be invited to a private Zoom meeting where they will get a chance to ask questions. Confetti/NTU students will be able to access the Q&A’s and Masterclasses for free.
