APPLICATIONS CLOSE DECEMBER 9TH, 6PM GMT
**Applications Close December 9th, 6pm GMT**
Are you a woman in music and either from a marginalised ethnicity, living with a disability or chronic illness or trans/AFAB non-binary?
If so, you can apply for a fully funded scholarship to take part in Home Recording Academy, Isobel's trail blazing, feminist, music technology course.
HRA significantly developed my production skills, and the knowledge I gained inside the programme even led to paid audio work down the line.
I would definitely recommend any budding producers apply for an HRA scholarship!
ESTELLA ADEYERI
FEB '21 RECIPIENT
about home recording academy
Home Recording Academy is a seven module, online course teaching women* to record their music from home. What sets this programme apart from other music tech courses is it's thriving female celebrating community and intuitive approach to recording and production.
Since its launch in April 2020, over 400 women have graduated from Home Recording Academy, with many since self-recording and releasing their music with the skills gained inside.
The next enrolment round will take place in February, 2023,
with the live course delivery beginning on Monday, February 13th.
MEET some of our PAST SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Isobel shares...
"Without a scholarship,
I’d never be where I am today."
As a musician starting out, I had given up on the idea of ever releasing my music and felt utterly defeated by my lack of money, time and recording expertise. A friend told me about a scholarship scheme for an MA in Sonic Arts and, feeling I had nothing left to lose, I applied.
Getting that scholarship gave me the chance to develop life-skills in recording, production and music technology that have lead me to self-producing and self-releasing four albums with over 25M+ Spotify streams, gaining an AHRC funded PhD in Sonic Arts and starting a feminist music tech movement in Home Recording Academy.
Although I’m white, middle class, cis, straight and was at the time totally able-bodied, still none of this would have been possible without that scholarship as I could never have afforded the fees myself.
This is why I am committed to offering Home Recording Academy scholarships to female musicians from under-represented groups.
So, go on...