Participate In We Make Noise Sessions for Women & Gender-Expansive Creatives

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Calling all women and gender expansive creatives! We Make Noise recently announced three upcoming We Make Noise Sessions across America this summer and fall. 

Their signature three-day songwriting and production camps are designed by and co-created by women and gender expansive creators to be selected for this inclusive, collaborative space to co-create original music with an artist partner and community of like-minded peers. 

Whether you’re a producer, artist, or songwriter, the We Make Noise Sessions are built to deepen your craft, bring authentic connection, and make music. 

This year, We Make Noise in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in partnership with Sweetwater Studios and ONErpm, from August 29-31, features Melanie Charles, a Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter, actress, and flutist of Haitian descent, showcasing creative fluidity that spans jazz, soul, experimental, and Haitian roots music.

From September 22-24, in Madrid, Spain, in partnership with Amazon Music Spain, She Sounds and She is the Music with Albany. Albany, the stage name of Alba Casas, is a Spanish singer and songwriter originally from Girona and raised in Granada, considered one of the most authentic voices in sad trap and urban music in Spain. For details on the Madrid location, please visit the separate application for more information. 

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Finally, in Fort Collins, CO, from October 24-26, join We Make Noise Sessions with Grace Weber at The Music District. Grace is an American R&B and gospel singer, songwriter, and producer from Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, currently based in Denver, CO.

To be eligible to apply, you must be a member of the  We Make Noise Hub. Applications for Fort Wayne are open until July 24th, and Fort Collins applications are due August 24th. 

For more information about the sessions, visit: https://www.we-make-noise.org/join-a-chapter or apply directly.

 

 

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With over ten years of experience in the music products industry, Natalie brings projects with purpose to life. Currently, she serves as the Senior Segment Marketing Specialist for Education at the Yamaha Corporation of America by championing, advocating, and connecting music educators in the industry and executing Yamaha's strategic vision around the company's continued support and commitment to music education. Natalie serves as a storyteller through several different mediums, from writing to co-founding, hosting, and producing Women of NAMM's ReVoicing the Future Podcast, created almost five years ago, aims to provide a platform to learn from and celebrate women's voices and career journeys within NAMM's focus areas of music products, non-profit/education and pro-audio industries, with the ultimate goal of helping to build an industry with more equitable gender representation. Additionally, she serves on the NAMM Young Professionals (YP)Board of Directors as the marketing committee chair, helping to lead NAMM YP's marketing strategy and how it supports NAMM's mission and the industry's future leaders. Natalie is also the brand and content manager for the Arts Ed Data Project, a non-profit that utilizes data as a catalyst to increase access and participation in music education across the country. In 2025, Natalie was named one of the inaugural members of Music Inc Magazine's 5 Under 45.

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