Hi! I’m a Bajan singer-songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist based in LA. I was lucky to be a part of the SITM documentary Uncharted. Looking forward to creating with more women creators this year!
View Profile →Jenny's career started in Orange County, CA Studio 770 working with Classical Music and Jazz Band recordings. Her skills in recording and mixing led her to work in multiple Los Angeles Studios, where she worked in the shadows of TDE, Roc Nation, Atlantic Records, Human Re-sources, U.M.U.W.W.A. As an Assistant Engineer, she has gain mixing collaborated works with Hip- Hop Multi-Grammy Winner Producer Dem Jointz. In the midst of her professional journey, her list includes working with Independent & Top Rated Artists such as Rapsody, Maeta, K.A.A.N., Thurz, SadboyProlific, Trinidad James, Keedron Bryant, DAX, Dave B. She is able to adapt and enhance Artists’ unique sound and vision in music.
View Profile →Bri Holland (she/they) is a vocal producer, engineer, songwriter, and singer based in Los Angeles, CA (unceded Tongva territory). Born and raised in southwestern Pennsylvania, Bri's career started in Chicago, IL, where she earned international acclaim working with a cappella ensembles and vocal groups from across the US. Her skills in arranging, recording, and mixing vocals eventually led her to Los Angeles, where she has worked extensively in Film/TV Music. Bri's vocal engineering/production credits include feature films "tick, tick...BOOM!," "Vivo," and "Dear Evan Hansen," television series "Looking for Leia," "Trolls: TrollsTopia," "Madagascar: A Little Wild," and "Princess Power," and the Grammy-nominated Broadway cast recording of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street." She is a SAG-AFTRA session singer, and has contributed vocals to several Film/TV projects, as well as The Weeknd's "Dawn FM." She is passionate about inclusive music education, and is a Teaching Artist with the Young Musicians Foundation. briholland.com
View Profile →Taylor Tucker, an esteemed alumna of the University of Georgia's Music Business Program and Terry College of Business, currently resides in Nashville, TN. She serves as the Architecture Business Development Project Coordinator at Endeavor, with a primary focus on project managing Honeyland Festival. With a remarkable career spanning business development, event management, cross-company collaboration, and marketing, Taylor brings a wealth of experience to her role. Before becoming an integral part of leading exciting ventures like the Honeyland Festival, Taylor successfully navigated the industry landscape at organizations such as Endeavor, Amazon, and Universal Music Group. Notably, she is deeply committed to giving back to the community and paving the way for the next generation of creatives of color. Currently, Taylor holds positions on the She Is the Music's Nashville Executive Board and serves as an Endeavor Impact Fellow, both of which feed her passions outside of her work, reflecting her dedication to making a positive impact in the industry and beyond.
View Profile →I am a recording engineer based in Los Angeles. I currently work for Gold Diggers Studio in East Hollywood and I also do freelance work on the side. I went to school at the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in Arizona, after graduating I came back to Los Angeles and Interned at Kingsize Soundlabs. While Interning there I was asked to help with Gold Diggers. I found my self slowly climbing up the ladder, and soon became a house engineer. Being at Gold Diggers has allowed me to work with lots of diverse and talented artists and producers. Every day is different in between vocal sessions, band tracking, or song writing. It allows me to stay on my feet and consistently grow as an engineer. I always look forward to working with new people as we all learn and grow from all the diverse experiences.
View Profile →Sonita Alizada is an Afghan rapper, human rights activist, and Rhodes Scholar, working to end child marriage. With a poet’s soul and an activist’s passion, she uses rap and courage to stand up for women’s and girls’ rights. Sonita was born in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime and spent her childhood as an undocumented refugee in Iran.Sonita’s parents tried twice to sell her into child marriage: at age 10 and again at 16. With the help of Rukhsareh Ghaemmaghami, Iranian filmmaker, who recorded her journey in a documentary “Sonita”, Ms. Alizada wrote and performed a rap song called "Daughters for Sale” which went viral and was eventually viewed around the world. The song and ensuing publicity helped Sonita to obtain a full scholarship to come to the US to start high school in 2015. Today, Sonita is finishing a joint major at Bard College in New York in human rights and music. She will obtain her master in Diplomatic Studies at the University of Oxford in 2024. As an activist working to end child marriage, she has performed for heads of state, Nobel Laureates, and renowned change-makers and helped to develop a curriculum against child marriage which has been used by over one million students. Through her music and advocacy, Sonita wants to encourage world leaders and policymakers to take urgent action to end child marriage across the world. "If girls are forced into early marriages, societies end up in cycles of poverty and illiteracy,” she says, "if we want to see a more peaceful world, we need to prevent girls from being forced into early marriages and keep them in school.”
View Profile →SITM is a nonprofit organization increasing the number of women working in music - songwriters, engineers, producers, artists and industry professionals.
We are an independent, global network that operates as a unifying organization for women from across the industry, creating strength and impact on a global scale. As an umbrella nonprofit, we also provide resources and support for female-focused initiatives that are working to create meaningful change - both through our own programs, as well as external efforts around the world.
Programs include an all-female songwriting series, industry database of women creators and mentorship program, with more to come. Our initiatives serve women in the industry today while fostering the development of future generations.
A first-of-its-kind collaboration spanning the music industry, SITM is powered by creators, publishers, record labels, talent agencies, industry groups, media companies, streaming services, and more.
Together, we are creating change for women and building an equal future for music.
The industry’s official, global database of women working across the music industry. A source for discovering, connecting and creating with women, the SITM Database - powered by Billboard -features vetted, verified creators spanning songwriters, engineers, producers, studio positions and live / touring professionals, with more positions to come.
Music’s all-female, global songwriting series to increase the number of women creators. With support from industrywide allies, SITM connects artists with songwriters and studio professionals for writing sessions around the world. Our partner organizations also work to amplify resulting songs.
The SITM Mentorship Program is designed to inspire and develop the next generation of women in music. The program empowers young women in the music industry; by bolstering their confidence and having them learn from women actively involved and employed within the industry, SITM’s mentees will not only feel secure in joining the music industry but also working toward leadership roles. Participants in the Mentorship Program will gain valuable, firsthand insight into all areas of the industry, including but not limited to touring, producing and songwriting.