If you want to hear what the next generation of music producers are making, then get yourself along to Northbrook College on 3rd June. In much the same way that art students display their artworks at the end of the year, the college's 30+ final-year BA Music Production students will present their work in a variety of venues around the college, including mix rooms, recording studios and playback suites.
Christened '30 Rooms, 30 Producers' the free event will run from 11am to 4pm on Tuesday 3rd June and Northbrook College are inviting music industry professionals, prospective students and anyone with an interest in music technology to attend.
The music is the culmination of up to five years of work for each student, and will span a wide range of genres including electronica, full-band recordings and much more.The BA Music Production at Northbrook College consists of a major project, an enterprise module and a research project. Students can also choose between two different study strands: Experimental Sound and Synthesis or Sound Engineering.
Northbrook's alumni have had considerable success with various former students going on to secure work and signings with Ministry of Sound, Columbia Records, Universal Records, Strongroom and the BBC.
For more information on how to get to Northbrook College, follow the link below.
