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Converse has announced the global launch of the awesome new Converse Rubber Tracks program which opens the doors to some of the greatest recording studios in history. For 10 day the program will activate across 8 different countries in 4 continents offering aspiring musicians the one in a lifetime opportunity to record at 12 landmark studios, including 2 Converse Rubber Tracks studios, free of charge.
Global registration is open unlit 24 June, featuring an online registration process the requires applicants to rank their top 3 studios and encourages to enter a brief artist description via video or written application. Chosen artists will be notified in July and will be taken to one of their studios of choice in September 2015, with most travel accommodations arranges and selected expenses covered by Converse.
Emerging bands, musicians and artists across the world can register for this monumental opportunity to record at the following participating studios: Sunset Sound in LA, Abbey Road Studios in London, Tuff Gong in Jamaica, Hansa Ton Studio in Germany, Greenhouse Studios in Atlanta, Avast Recording Co. in Seattle, The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, Studios 301 in Sydney, Stankonia in Atlanta, Toca do Bandido in Rio de Janeiro and the 2 Converse Rubber Tracks studios in New York and Boston.
The Converse Rubber Tracks program serves as the brands most innovative music initiatives ever, set to offer a total of 84 recordings at 12 different studios in 10 days. Selected artists will work with world renowned producers and sound engineers, while being given access to industry leading technology in studios that have hosted some of the most famous acts in history.
And yes, this program is open to South Africans so to find out more on Converse Rubber Tracks and to learn how to register visit http://Converse-Music.com/worldwide
Are there any platforms for upcoming music artists in Cape Town South Africa?