A new “artist intensive accelerator” program launched by Music BC aims to help new and emerging recording artists build a sustainable career in the music industry, both at home and away.
A new “artist intensive accelerator” program launched by Music BC aims to help new and emerging recording artists build a sustainable career in the music industry, both at home and away.
The ARC program was launched Monday by the organization, billed “the voice of British Columbia’s music industry,” with a three-year funding commitment of $600,000 from the provincial government.
Applications from B.C.-based musicians are welcomed until May 15 on arcprogrambc.com. Fifteen participants will be picked for the first round of ARC from July to September, involving multi-day clinics and retreats along with a concert for fans and music-industry reps.
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