Amplifying Women's Voices Navigating Visibility And Representation In The Music Industry

Loudest.in, a prominent platform in the music industry, marked International Women's Day this year with a thought-provoking webinar titled "Amplifying Women's Voices: Navigating Visibility and Representation in the Music Industry." Held on March 8th, the event brought together esteemed panelists to shed light on the crucial topic of fair representation of women across various facets of the music business.

The webinar featured an impressive lineup of speakers, each bringing their unique perspectives and experiences to the discussion. Among the panelists were Mamtaa Dhingra, the Founder of Lateral Sutraa and Podcaster of UnBoundwithMamtaa; Rumpa Banerjee, Head of Marketing/Communication & Member Relations at IPRS; Nanni Singh, CEO of ShowCase Events; and Prateeksha Srivastava, a talented Singer-Songwriter.

Throughout the webinar, the speakers delved into the challenges and opportunities faced by women in the audio, event, and music business sectors. From navigating visibility to breaking stereotypes, the panelists shared invaluable insights drawn from their own journeys and observations.

Mamtaa Dhingra, with her expertise in podcasting, highlighted the importance of platforms like hers in providing a space for diverse voices to be heard. She emphasized the need for inclusivity and representation, not just in content but also in decision-making roles within the industry.

Rumpa Banerjee, representing the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS), discussed the significance of fair compensation and recognition for women creators and performers. She underscored the role of organizations in fostering an environment where women can thrive and contribute meaningfully.

Nanni Singh, as the CEO of ShowCase Events, offered insights into the event management sector, stressing the importance of creating safe and inclusive spaces for women professionals. She emphasized the need for proactive measures to address gender disparities and promote equal opportunities.

Prateeksha Srivastava, as an artist herself, shared her experiences navigating the music industry and highlighted the importance of platforms and initiatives that uplift and support female talent. She underscored the power of storytelling through music in challenging stereotypes and advocating for gender equality.

By bringing together industry leaders and voices from diverse backgrounds, the event aimed to drive positive change and foster a more inclusive and equitable music ecosystem. As the conversation continues, initiatives like these play a vital role in amplifying women's voices and paving the way for a brighter and more inclusive future in the music industry.