Calling ALL reggae stakeholders – artists, producers, promoters, DJs, journalists, bloggers, broadcasters, publishers, academics and fans…
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BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress (BBM/BMC) has convened this meeting in association with its partners to announce plans for BBMM (British Black Music Month: June-July), IRD (International Reggae Day: July 1) UK, and Jamaica @ 60 reggae programmes; hear plans other stakeholders may have, and explore potential support and partnership opportunities.
Use this space to network and find out more about what others are doing within the British Reggae universe!!!
Special guests include Colin ‘CeeBee’ Brown of Reggae Fraternity UK, who will give an update on the People’s Choice UK Reggae Music Poll, etc.
A free Zoom meeting for all reggae and black music stakeholders – must pre-book via: www.BBM.eventbrite.com – details will be emailed.
**** Look out for announcement of an April 5 Jamaica @ 60 Reggae Zoom event ****
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