Georgia Music Partners (GMP), the authority on growing and improving the music economy in Georgia, along with Ed Roland (Collective Soul) and John Driskell Hopkins (Zac Brown Band) presented Governor Nathan Deal with an original R. Land Georgia Music print in conjunction with the start of the legislative session on Monday, January 11, 2016. The artwork showcases many of Georgia’s award-winning and renowned musical talents from across the state. Monday also marked the …
GMP launches fundraising campaign for music advocacy
GEORGIA MUSIC PARTNERS LAUNCHES EIGHT-WEEK CAMPAIGN TO RAISE $100K FOR MUSIC ADVOCACY IN GEORGIA FUNDRAISING TOUR TO KICK OFF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2015 WITH FREE EVENT AT CRIMINAL RECORDS IN ATLANTA’S LITTLE 5 POINTS Free Public Launch Event to Unveil R. Land’s Exclusive Artwork Turn Up The Volume Which Celebrates Georgia’s Musical Talent ATLANTA, GA — Turn up the …
Peggy Still Johnson, Brian Hudson and Steve Sidman Named Advisors of Georgia Music Partners
Georgia Music Partners (GMP), the advocacy arm of The Recording Academy® Atlanta Chapter named Peggy Still Johnson, Brian Hudson and Steve Sidman as advisors to its executive committee. GMP advocates the promotion of music in business and related music technology in the state of Georgia. “Our new advisors’ vast experience and understanding of the music business make them ideal additions …
White Paper Identifies Challenges and Opportunities Facing Georgia’s Music Industry
GMP paper highlights competition, live entertainment and potential growth associated with the movie industry in GA ATLANTA, GA – Georgia Music Partners (GMP), the advocacy arm of The Recording Academy® Atlanta Chapter, has published a white paper on Georgia’s music industry providing a statewide outlook, analysis of competitive challenges and opportunities to boost economic impact while building an international brand. Georgia’s music …
Jeremy Gilbertson and Gwen Hughes Named to Georgia Music Partners Board of Directors
ATLANTA, April 24, 2014 – Georgia Music Partners (GMP), the advocacy arm of The Recording Academy® Atlanta Chapter named Jeremy Gilbertson and Gwen Hughes to the board of directors. Gilbertson is the new executive director, replacing Mala Sharma who was elected to serve as co-president with Tammy Hurt. Hughes is the new corporate secretary for the organization. GMP advocates the promotion of music …
Shachar Oren of Neurotic Media Named Advisor of Georgia Music Partners
Georgia Music Partners (GMP), the advocacy arm of The Recording Academy® Atlanta Chapter named Shachar Oren as an advisor to the executive committee of GMP. Oren serves as President and CEO of Neurotic Media, a company that helps brands drive consumer behavior with digital music on a business-to-business basis. GMP advocates the promotion of music in business and related music technology …
Georgia Music Partners Congratulates 2013 Georgia GRAMMY® Nominees
Georgia Music Partners (GMP), the advocacy arm of The Recording Academy® Atlanta Chapter, today congratulates the 30 plus GRAMMY® nominations garnered from the Peach State. GMP is a non-profit advocate for promoting the business of music and related music technology in the state of Georgia. Leading in nominations is Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse), Janelle Monáe, and Tauheed Epps (aka …
Join Us In Welcoming Llew Haden To The GMP Team!
Wales Business Management’s Llewellyn P. Haden, Jr. Appointed Officer of Georgia Music Partners A long time Georgia Music Enthusiast, we are pleased to announce the newest member of our team, Llew Haden. To see what Llew has to say about being on the GMP team, click here.
Georgia Music Partners VIP Music Industry Mixer at Buckhead Theater Soul Asylum Concert
Join us Friday October 26th at the Buckhead Theatre where GMP will host a private industry mixer before the Soul Asylum concert. The mixer begins at 8pm and the show starts at 10pm. You must RSVP by Oct 24th to gmp@georgiamusicpartners.org for complimentary admission to the mixer and the concert for you and a guest. This event is open …
Georgia Music Partners on Georgia Public Broadcasting and NPR
Georgia Public Broadcasting News, Wed. May 16, 2012: Movie and television producers filming in Georgia can now record music here and claim the costs to receive tax credits. State lawmakers approved the change during this year’s legislative session. Read full article here: https://www.gpb.org/news/2012/05/16/music-pros-look-to-wider-tax-break
