Workshops & Panels

2018 Move Music Festival
Music Industry Panel Discussion
"How To Make Yourself Heard"
HAMPTON INN DOWNTOWN ALBANY 5 pm APRIL 28TH.

2018 Move Music Industry Panel
In these fast changing times, there's always something new happening in the Music
Industry. Come listen to these industry experts discuss what's new in recording,
marketing, concert promotion, the business etc. Come. Listen. Ask questions. And meet
some credited experts as they lend their time to MOVE to help with your career. The panel
will take place at the Hampton Inn Downtown, April 28th, 5 PM

The MMF Panel discussions are a great opportunity for all performers to network and gain varied perspectives of the multi-faceted music industry. We have begun to assemble a unique panel of industry professionals to share their knowledge and experiences with musicians in an intimate group setting. During each session, participants will get to hear a select number of panelists representing different backgrounds give advice regarding the development, management and progression of their music careers.

Nancy Tarr

Nancy Tarr is currently a Music Industry Professor at SUNY Oneonta. She has worked at Paramount Pictures (in the music department), RCA Records, Arista Records and the Recording Industry Association of America. She was the music coordinator on the movie “8 Mile”, worked as a session singer in Los Angeles and appeared in both the Lilith Fair and the H.O.R.D.E. Festival. Tarr runs the Tarr Music Co, where she handles Artist and Music related services for a variety of clients.

JOE BLANEY

Joe Blaney is a New York-based independent producer, mixer and recording engineer. He has contributed to an impressive range of projects with an eclectic mix of artists.
By the late 1980's Joe had established a strong reputation as a mixer, mixing songs on albums for Keith Richards, Prince, The Ramones, Blues Traveler, Guadalcanal Diary, Tom Waits and The Neville Brothers.
In the early 1990's Joe shifted his focus more towards producing. He produced albums by artists such as Soul Asylum, Jack Bruce, Bernie Worrell, Lucy Brown and The Beautiful. Joe produced two albums for comedian Denis Leary; No Cure For Cancer (1993) (gold) which included the international hit single "Asshole", and his second disc Lock 'n Load (1997). In the late '90s Joe worked with producer John Leventhal mixing songs by Roseanne Cash and Shawn Colvin. Joe recorded most of the songs for Colvin's (gold) A Few Small Repairs album, including the Top 10 grammy award winning single "Sunny Came Home." Joe mixed a song "The Chosen One" by the B-52's for the Pokemon 2000 soundtrack, as well as the title song for Joey Ramone's solo album Don't Worry About Me. In 2002, Joe did some engineering and mixing for Lauryn Hill.

David Bourgeois: Bio:
David Bourgeois is an artist manager, studio and touring drummer, composer, and producer. David and wife Anna own White Lake Music & Post recording studios and Bridge Road Entertainment, providing label services and artist development.

In May 2017 the single “Footprints on the Moon”, produced by Bourgeois for Bridge Road artists Jocelyn & Chris Arndt, debuted as the Billboard #5 Most Added Track to AAA radio nationwide. In December, the albums 3rd single “Red Stops Traffic” broke into The Billboard AAA Top 40, remaining for 6 weeks.

White Lake Music also provides recording services to clients including Discovery Network, HGTV, WE Network, Universal Music, and Nickelodeon.

David Bourgeois

Peter Iselin is an upstate New York-based talent manager and music consultant. His Los Angeles-based management clients include composer/music supervisor Jon Ernst (who counts among his most recent credits VH1’s hit series “Hindsight” and A&E’s “Big Smo”) and composer Jeff Toyne (the Weinstein Company feature “Dirty Girl,” several Lifetime Original Movies, etc.). As a music consultant, Peter has cleared the rights to and facilitated licenses for countless music compositions and master recordings for film/TV/Internet projects and consumer marketing campaigns. Peter also handles all day-to-day licensing and business affairs for the high-end production music library Q-Factory by Robert Etoll.

Peter Iselin

Steve Theo

Steve Theo is co-founder of Pirate!, a music promotion, public relations, marketing, and management company that has worked with artists, brands, and record labels to promote their music or products to radio stations, DJs, and tastemakers across North America for over a decade. Steve started in college radio at Bentley’s WBTY, which landed him internships at Planetary Group & Sony Music, as well as a job at Columbia Records, where he ran the college & metal departments. Steve also co-founded Rock Shop Boston, a monthly networking event that gives back to the Boston music community with panels, discussions, and expert talks. Steve is also an adjunct professor at Bay State College, in their Entertainment Management program.

DJ Supreme

DJ Supreme aka Rodney B. More, is a native of Baltimore, Md the city known for ill DJ’s, its love of music and Seafood. An accomplished turntablist, DJ Supreme has been behind the 1200’s for over 20 years.

From anywhere in the world you can hear DJ Supreme, with ”The Supreme Experience" show, kicks off its 15th year on Hot 991, Townsquare Media’s Hip Hop Station (Albany, NY) blending music, comedy and infotainment Afternoons from 3p - 7p.

In addition to rocking the radio, Supreme is an avid tech head, from laptops to cell phones. Supreme is the expert on all the latest gadgetry. Check out Dj Supreme on all social media platforms @RodneyBMore.

Ronan Daly

Ronan Daly, moved to America from Ireland eight years ago for college. Later pursuing an
unrelenting passion for live music, he remained in the States to dive into a career in live music.
In college, Ronan worked with Sirius XM Satellite Radio, MTV, AEG Live, Sony Music, and
Superfly among others. In his final year, he relaunched Revelry Music Festival, with Chance the
Rapper, Chainsmokers, and AlunaGeorge headlining. He also served as a T.A. for the History of
Rock ‘n’ Roll, teaching small groups where the roots of modern music lie.
Always gravitating towards the experience and potential of the live event, Ronan began a
career freelancing and working project-based with music festivals, tours, and events for
companies including LiveStyle, MCP Presents, and Red Frog Entertainment among others. His
focus rests in the on-site Operations and Production of large-scale events.
Completing an audio degree, Ronan launched his own production company which he contracts
to work with larger events and festivals. He now lives in New York City.

Hailing from the Midwest, Lauren Wundrock is a New York City transplant growing her career in the music industry. Although originally a finance and accounting major at The University of Wisconsin Madison, Lauren transitioned into Marketing and Technology Management after a summer internship in New York, where she decided to leave the finance world to pursue her passions in music. One of her first experiences working in the music industry was with the American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) "Indie Week," and she began to learn how she could leverage her technical skills to her career's advantage within the industry.

Lauren spent her first months in the city working on production teams for music conferences and festivals, and eventually earned an internship at a music studio in Manhattan. That internship in tandem with a position at a luxury line fashion showroom launched Lauren into a world of artistry and taste-making that she never knew existed. At the conclusion of her studio internship, she took a temp position with an independent record label in Manhattan for three months. An assistant to the President, it was here that she learned the unique inner-workings of A&R jobs, and what it truly means to be "independent". In January of 2018, Lauren was appointed the youngest Associate Producer of New York City Winter Jazzfest, expanding her passions for jazz and hip hop.

Currently, Lauren serves as a co-producer for Steel Sessions, a series of studio-based programming that serves aspiring music producers. Alongside Grammy-nominated engineers and producers, Steel Sessions tours a different state and studio once every month to provide consulting, training, and networking opportunities to a consistently sold out list of attendees. Lauren is also newly managing an artist, and working with brands to partner with musical influencers. She aspires to open her own LLC by the conclusion of the year, offering management and consulting services to independent artists.