Women of Music India is a new community that is open for membership. It aims to make the Indian music industry more accessible to women globally and amplify voices of women in the ecosystem of music, spanning across various genres while also catering to the workforce including stylist, journalists, photographers, artist managers, and label heads. Membership is free for all women who identify themselves. The community’s first campaign has received immense support from members including Jasleen Royal, Kamakshi Khanna, and artists such as Jonita Gandhi, Sony Music India’s Ankita Maheshwari, Universal Music Group’s Preeti Nayyar, and Believe’s Shreya Khaladkar.
Industry leaders have pledged to provide support to members of the Women of Music India community by giving them access to a large group of professionals, early access to opportunities, job listings, workshops, mentorship programs, and countrywide networking events. Nayyar explains, “We’re pooling our resources, ideas, and experience to allow more women to obtain the skills required to join the industry.” Co-founder of Bluprint Sweta Ojha added, “The initiative gives us the chance to build a community that can support each other and get more women a seat at the table across all areas of the music business.”
Women of Music India is a fantastic initiative that aims to empower women in the Indian music industry. It is a platform that is expected to break down gender barriers in the music industry, and provide equal opportunities for both male and female professionals. The community’s goal is to create an inclusive environment where women can express themselves and showcase their talent freely. It will be exciting to see the community grow and to see more women breaking into the music industry thanks to this platform.
If you are a woman working in the music industry or an aspiring music professional, you can find out more about Women of Music India and join the community by visiting their website. With the support of industry leaders, Women of Music India is a platform that is expected to make a significant impact on the Indian music industry. This initiative serves as an excellent example of what can happen when people come together to empower and support each other
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