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Creating and ensuring diversity in the music industry is an ongoing and ever-challenging battle. Luckily, for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music creators there will soon be more support available. National Manager of NATSIMO, Leah Flanagan joins Areej to discuss a new strategic plan and curation of a virtual masterclass series to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander musicians and artists develop songcraft, creativity, and professional development skills for a thriving and self-determined Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music community.
The masterclass series is set to launch in 2021.
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