The 2011 Music Awards were created to acknowledge and honor the achievements and contributions of unsigned and independent artists within the music scene. The show honored those artists and producers who have made a significant impact over the past year and have contributed specifically to the development of the Independent Underground Music Arena.
We chose this type of event because there are several hundred Atlanta Hip-Hop Artists in the surrounding Georgia area that don’t get the respect that they deserve. The Underground Music Awards will combine the elements of an Awards Show and an entertainment showcase into one lively event.
The nominee does not reflect on sales or mainstream success of these artists. Artists will be evaluated on a 25-point scale based on: originality, longevity, lyricism, social impact, flavor, battle skills, consistency, charisma, poetic value, substance, versatility, vocal presence, live performance, flow and delivery, among other factors.
For details on this event visit The Atlanta Underground Music Award Show.
Remember to download your Atlanta Music Industry Connection Ebook today.
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Friday, December 24, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Southeast Urban Music Conference -SUMC
ATLANTA, GA (September 16, 2010) -- The stage is set for the 8th Annual Southeast Urban Music Conference (SUMC) Major Music Showcase Thursday, September 23 at Park Tavern in Atlanta. The showcase will feature performances by up and coming and established artists.
SUMC Conference Chairman Tony Baraka said the event will also be the setting for the official announcement of the new date for the upcoming SUMC Conference and outline many of the new features that the conference has in store. Says Baraka, “When we announced the 8th Annual SUMC, we immediately received tons of feedback from people requesting that certain features be added to the conference. So, in an effort to respond to those requests, we have decided to move the date of the conference and incorporate some new and exciting features that will be both entertaining and informative. We will announce the new dates at the SUMC Major Music Showcase & Marketing/Distribution Seminar on Thursday September 23rd.”
One of the highlights of the event will be a performance by Living Proof Records recording artist Ebone. Baltimore-based Living Proof is one of the sponsoring labels for the showcase. “At SUMC we always try to find that next hot artist. Ebone is definitely that next hot artist. Her debut single, ‘Miss Your Love,’ is already getting spins at urban radio and we are looking forward to her performance on the 23rd.”
Also performing will be Disturbing Tha Peace’s (Ludacris Label) BXC as well as 1803 Records’ Mr. Bigg Time who’s single “Maserati” is heating up the airwaves. Mr. Bigg Time has had prior success with his release “Check My Footwork” which was featured in the movie “ATL.”
The Sept. 23 event will also feature a marketing and distribution panel. Says Baraka, “We will cover a wide range of issues pertaining to marketing and distribution. I’m sure everyone who attends will leave with a great deal of valuable information and ideas.” Panelists include Ricardo Spicer, Artist Development Rep, Universal Music & Video; Corey Webb, Webb Consulting Group; Mr. Bigg Time, Artist; Tom Davis, CEO Love Radio; Kelby Cannick, Publisher, Makin’ It Magazine; and Willie Fleming, Living Proof Records LLC
The SUMC Major Music Showcase will take place on Thursday, September 23 from 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. The event is sponsored by Living Proof Records LLC, A Universal Record Pool, Webb Consulting Group, Rolling Out, REL Connections, Power Entertainment, Makin’it Magazine and Kontrol Magazine .
To RSVP for the event please email Walter Jones at relinfo.jones09@gmail.com.
or tbaraka@clear.net
Park Tavern is located at 500 10th Street, NE Atlanta GA 30309 (Corner of 10th Street & Monroe overlooking Piedmont Park)
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Atlanta Music Showcase & Talent Show
Atlanta Music Showcase & Talent Show Schedule
Often, I hear artists complaining that the talent show was not what they expected or that there weren’t enough people there. My response is: “What did you expect to happen from the talent show and how many people did you invite to see you perform?” The artist’s answer has become fairly repetitive. Normally, they say they weren’t sure what to expect from the talent show and that they didn’t invite anyone to see them perform. Well perhaps the music showcase is not what they expected because they didn’t know what to expect. More importantly, they didn’t have clearly identifiable written goals that would allow them to measure the success of the talent show. For instance, one goal would be to distribute flyers to everyone in attendance, while another would be to get as many email addresses as possible.
Many artists don’t take every performance serious enough. While you should have fun as you perform in any music showcase, also know that if you want to play in the major leagues it is best to perform as such. You get out of a music showcase what you put into it.
Artists should know that the music showcase may not start on time, the sound may be messed up, there may be disorganization and others may not be extremely professional. Knowing this you may mentally prepare to positively deal with whatever comes your way. This will set you apart from other performers and help present you as the professional that you are.
Sometimes the music showcase will go on without any problems, but this is rare and shouldn’t be expected. Never complain about the stage, the lighting, the sound and so forth while at the talent show. Simply do what it takes to correct them and if you can’t- entertain your audience and perform. Remember your audience understands if something is not right, but what they don’t want to hear is an artist on stage complaining. If you have to perform without music do so! Make a joke, get the crowd involved and perform. If your mic cuts off in the middle of your performance, keep going, it probably will come back on. Remember you are not just a singer, rapper or musician you are an entertainer, that is your job that you seek to make a career treat it as such or face the pit of failure.
Read more about how to benefit and improve your experience at a talent show, music showcase or open mic by reading the Truth about Record Pools and Music Conferences, Talent Shows and Open Mic Book by JaWar.
Atlanta Music Showcase & Talent Show Schedule
Tell them JaWar sent you. Contact the Atlanta Music Showcases & Open Mics to ensure they are still happening and for sponsorship, registration and performance fees. This list is subject to change.
Free Forum Exchange
Apache Cafe, 64 Third St., Atlanta
8:30PM
404-876-5436
Throwback Sundays - Open Mic Contest
4847 Old National Hwy, College Park, GA 30337
404-761-6418
MONDAY
Cafe 290, 290 Hilderbrand, Atlanta
8:30PM
404-256-3942
Open Mic Mondays
Club Miami, 3011 Buford Hwy., Atlanta
9:30PM
404-456-1463
Open Mic Mondays
Eddie's Attic, 515-B N. McDonough Rd., Decatur, GA 30030
404-377-4976
eddiesattic.com
Maximum Exposure
Club Crucial
404-474-2804
Rip Tha Stage, Django's, 495 Peachtree St., Atlanta
8:00PM
atlclubs.com
Scores, 2425 Wesley Chapel Rd., Atlanta
8:00PM
678-362-2632
TUESDAY
Open-Mic Performance Battle
Apache Cafe, 64 3rd St. NW, Atlanta, 30308
10:00PM
404-876-5436
Open Mic/Jam Session
The Park Bench (Buckhead), 256 E. Paces Ferry Rd. , Atlanta, 30305
8:30PM
678-437-7833 gorillaallstars@yahoo.com
Open Mic Poetry
Javalogy, 466 Edgewood Ave., Atlanta, 30312
678-502-4918
R&B Tuesday Night Atlanta Music Showcase
483 Edgewood, Atlanta, GA 30303
404-880-9902
Tell Ray, JaWar sent you
Songwriters Open Mic
Urban Grind, 962 Marietta St.
7PM-10PM
404-724-0605
True Talent Tuesday's
A-Town East, 3711 N. Decatur Rd., Decatur, GA 30032
404-437-5011 gaj504@aol.com
Get More Music Fans on Myspace
WEDNESDAY
The Open Hustle Showcase
3580 Sweet Water Road Duluth,Ga 30096
Doors open 9:30pm - 2:30am
$10 to perform
Jay
(770) 722-1604
cell
JayMyVision at yahoo.com
Myspace.com/JaysMusicInc
Flow & Hustle
Club Seduction, 1234 Columbia Dr. Decatur, GA 30032
(behind the auto Zone)
9:00PM
404-454-7244
MIFOKmanagement@gmail.com
Open Mic
Cafe Red Train, 1033 Franklin Rd., Marietta
11:00PM
404-438-9814
Open Mic Wednesday
Club Studio 7, 2930 Ember Dr., Decatur, GA 30034
404-244-9700
Open Mic Nite
Runaround Sue's, 1397 Church St., Marietta, GA 30060
info@emergingnetwork.com
770-428-8109
Winning Wednesday
Dugans, 5922 Memorial Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083
7:00PM-10:00PM
678-937-0028
Talent Showcase
The Red Shoe Restaurant, 2891 East Ponce De Leon Ave., Decatur, 30030
8:30PM
musicisme83@yahoo.com
Restaurant Number 404-377-5656
Wild Out Wednesdays - Open Mic Night
Black Lion Cafe, 253 Auburn Ave, Atlanta
404-579-4898
THURSDAY
Club Gozar
1115 Powder Springs Rd. (Old Spikes Grill), Marietta, 30008
9PM-11PM
770-500-9898
Club Xpose
6013 Memorial Dr., Stone Mountain, GA 30083
8:00Pm
404-380-5932
Cocktails & Soul Showcase
Forest Blu, 5394 Old Dixie Hwy., 30327
myspace.com/malachiakahustlinboy
Down & Dirty Open Mic & Producer Battle
The Backroom, 2375 Delk Rd., Marietta, GA
404-453-7315
Earz 2 Da Streetz - Open Mic Thursdays
1179 S., Harriston Rd., Stone Mountain, GA
9:30PM
404-808-6223
Grindin Thurzdayz
Gates Sports Bar, 6510 Tara Blvd., Jonesboro, GA
9:00PM
404-474-2804
Open Mic (Every Other Thursday)
222 East Howard Ave, Atlanta, Georgia
7:00PM
404-370-1990 ask for Sonia Leigh
Open Mic Poetry
Urban Grind, 962 Marietta St., Atlanta
7:00PM
404-724-0605
Vision Studios
3875 Green Industrial Way, Chamblee, 30341
7:00PM
678-437-6155
FRIDAY
Fresh 2 Death Music Showcase
3816 Stone Rd., (Off Fairburn Rd., SW)
7:30PM
Call 404-549-2167
www.imrichent.com
SATURDAY
Go Here for Updated Music Business Conferences
Go Here for Music Business Wisdom & Commentary
Go Here for Music Business: Fame & Fortune by JaWar
Atlanta Music Showcase
Tell them JaWar sent you.
First (1ST) Sunday of Every Month
Super Sunday
Next Level/Midsouth, 706 Collins Hill Rd., Lawrenceville, 30045
3:00PM - 8:00PM
770-882-3021
First (1St) Saturday of Every Month
Hood Hard TV - Live Performance Tapping for TV
860 Hank Aaron Dr., Atlanta, GA 30315
myspace.com/djaaries
Green Light Open Mic
Contact below for dates, times and locations. Tell them JaWar sent you.
www.myspace.com/greenlightopenmic
Often, I hear artists complaining that the talent show was not what they expected or that there weren’t enough people there. My response is: “What did you expect to happen from the talent show and how many people did you invite to see you perform?” The artist’s answer has become fairly repetitive. Normally, they say they weren’t sure what to expect from the talent show and that they didn’t invite anyone to see them perform. Well perhaps the music showcase is not what they expected because they didn’t know what to expect. More importantly, they didn’t have clearly identifiable written goals that would allow them to measure the success of the talent show. For instance, one goal would be to distribute flyers to everyone in attendance, while another would be to get as many email addresses as possible.
Many artists don’t take every performance serious enough. While you should have fun as you perform in any music showcase, also know that if you want to play in the major leagues it is best to perform as such. You get out of a music showcase what you put into it.
Artists should know that the music showcase may not start on time, the sound may be messed up, there may be disorganization and others may not be extremely professional. Knowing this you may mentally prepare to positively deal with whatever comes your way. This will set you apart from other performers and help present you as the professional that you are.
Sometimes the music showcase will go on without any problems, but this is rare and shouldn’t be expected. Never complain about the stage, the lighting, the sound and so forth while at the talent show. Simply do what it takes to correct them and if you can’t- entertain your audience and perform. Remember your audience understands if something is not right, but what they don’t want to hear is an artist on stage complaining. If you have to perform without music do so! Make a joke, get the crowd involved and perform. If your mic cuts off in the middle of your performance, keep going, it probably will come back on. Remember you are not just a singer, rapper or musician you are an entertainer, that is your job that you seek to make a career treat it as such or face the pit of failure.
Read more about how to benefit and improve your experience at a talent show, music showcase or open mic by reading the Truth about Record Pools and Music Conferences, Talent Shows and Open Mic Book by JaWar.
Atlanta Music Showcase & Talent Show Schedule
Tell them JaWar sent you. Contact the Atlanta Music Showcases & Open Mics to ensure they are still happening and for sponsorship, registration and performance fees. This list is subject to change.
Free Forum Exchange
Apache Cafe, 64 Third St., Atlanta
8:30PM
404-876-5436
Throwback Sundays - Open Mic Contest
4847 Old National Hwy, College Park, GA 30337
404-761-6418
MONDAY
Cafe 290, 290 Hilderbrand, Atlanta
8:30PM
404-256-3942
Open Mic Mondays
Club Miami, 3011 Buford Hwy., Atlanta
9:30PM
404-456-1463
Open Mic Mondays
Eddie's Attic, 515-B N. McDonough Rd., Decatur, GA 30030
404-377-4976
eddiesattic.com
Maximum Exposure
Club Crucial
404-474-2804
Rip Tha Stage, Django's, 495 Peachtree St., Atlanta
8:00PM
atlclubs.com
Scores, 2425 Wesley Chapel Rd., Atlanta
8:00PM
678-362-2632
TUESDAY
Open-Mic Performance Battle
Apache Cafe, 64 3rd St. NW, Atlanta, 30308
10:00PM
404-876-5436
Open Mic/Jam Session
The Park Bench (Buckhead), 256 E. Paces Ferry Rd. , Atlanta, 30305
8:30PM
678-437-7833 gorillaallstars@yahoo.com
Open Mic Poetry
Javalogy, 466 Edgewood Ave., Atlanta, 30312
678-502-4918
R&B Tuesday Night Atlanta Music Showcase
483 Edgewood, Atlanta, GA 30303
404-880-9902
Tell Ray, JaWar sent you
Songwriters Open Mic
Urban Grind, 962 Marietta St.
7PM-10PM
404-724-0605
True Talent Tuesday's
A-Town East, 3711 N. Decatur Rd., Decatur, GA 30032
404-437-5011 gaj504@aol.com
Get More Music Fans on Myspace
WEDNESDAY
The Open Hustle Showcase
3580 Sweet Water Road Duluth,Ga 30096
Doors open 9:30pm - 2:30am
$10 to perform
Jay
(770) 722-1604 cell
JayMyVision at yahoo.com
Myspace.com/JaysMusicInc
Flow & Hustle
Club Seduction, 1234 Columbia Dr. Decatur, GA 30032
(behind the auto Zone)
9:00PM
404-454-7244
MIFOKmanagement@gmail.com
Open Mic
Cafe Red Train, 1033 Franklin Rd., Marietta
11:00PM
404-438-9814
Open Mic Wednesday
Club Studio 7, 2930 Ember Dr., Decatur, GA 30034
404-244-9700
Open Mic Nite
Runaround Sue's, 1397 Church St., Marietta, GA 30060
info@emergingnetwork.com
770-428-8109
Winning Wednesday
Dugans, 5922 Memorial Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083
7:00PM-10:00PM
678-937-0028
Talent Showcase
The Red Shoe Restaurant, 2891 East Ponce De Leon Ave., Decatur, 30030
8:30PM
musicisme83@yahoo.com
Restaurant Number 404-377-5656
Wild Out Wednesdays - Open Mic Night
Black Lion Cafe, 253 Auburn Ave, Atlanta
404-579-4898
THURSDAY
Club Gozar
1115 Powder Springs Rd. (Old Spikes Grill), Marietta, 30008
9PM-11PM
770-500-9898
Club Xpose
6013 Memorial Dr., Stone Mountain, GA 30083
8:00Pm
404-380-5932
Cocktails & Soul Showcase
Forest Blu, 5394 Old Dixie Hwy., 30327
myspace.com/malachiakahustlinboy
Down & Dirty Open Mic & Producer Battle
The Backroom, 2375 Delk Rd., Marietta, GA
404-453-7315
Earz 2 Da Streetz - Open Mic Thursdays
1179 S., Harriston Rd., Stone Mountain, GA
9:30PM
404-808-6223
Grindin Thurzdayz
Gates Sports Bar, 6510 Tara Blvd., Jonesboro, GA
9:00PM
404-474-2804
Open Mic (Every Other Thursday)
222 East Howard Ave, Atlanta, Georgia
7:00PM
404-370-1990 ask for Sonia Leigh
Open Mic Poetry
Urban Grind, 962 Marietta St., Atlanta
7:00PM
404-724-0605
Vision Studios
3875 Green Industrial Way, Chamblee, 30341
7:00PM
678-437-6155
FRIDAY
Fresh 2 Death Music Showcase
3816 Stone Rd., (Off Fairburn Rd., SW)
7:30PM
Call 404-549-2167
www.imrichent.com
SATURDAY
Go Here for Updated Music Business Conferences
Go Here for Music Business Wisdom & Commentary
Go Here for Music Business: Fame & Fortune by JaWar
Atlanta Music Showcase
Tell them JaWar sent you.
First (1ST) Sunday of Every Month
Super Sunday
Next Level/Midsouth, 706 Collins Hill Rd., Lawrenceville, 30045
3:00PM - 8:00PM
770-882-3021
First (1St) Saturday of Every Month
Hood Hard TV - Live Performance Tapping for TV
860 Hank Aaron Dr., Atlanta, GA 30315
myspace.com/djaaries
Green Light Open Mic
Contact below for dates, times and locations. Tell them JaWar sent you.
www.myspace.com/greenlightopenmic
Mark 404-454-8975 Money/Travisty 678-754-1002 E.P. 678-525-9370
Dates, time and locations subject to change.
ALWAYS verify the information before attending.
Dates, time and locations subject to change.
ALWAYS verify the information before attending.
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