Getting a release right - from distribution and royalties to EPKs and release plans - involves more moving parts than most artists expect. This workshop aims to break it all down, focusing on real-life experiences from those in the same shoes as you.
Join us at Finding Fillmore’s for a panel discussion with local studio owner Syd Green (Jervis Bay Studios) and independent artist Lily Richardson (CLEWS) as they illuminate the release process.
You will get the most out of this workshop if you are an early to mid-career artist looking to release new music in the next 6-12 months.
Spots are limited – please tell us a bit about yourself, what you're working on, and what you're hoping to get out of the day. Applications close Wednesday, 3 June.

Lily is one half of sister duo CLEWS. Since they burst onto the scene with their 2018 debut ‘Museum’, CLEWS have released two beautiful EPs with strong editorial support from triple j and DSPs, launched their beloved podcast ‘Love Clews’ and performed headline tours of the UK, Europe and Australia. Lily is also a PhD candidate at UNSW in Sydney, researching barriers to long-lasting gender-based harm reform in Australia’s music industry.

Syd Green is an Australian drummer, producer, and creative collaborator celebrated for his dynamic feel, musical instinct, and joy-driven approach to making records and performances come alive. Syd’s career began in the 1990s with Killing Time/Mantissa, a band that achieved major commercial success throughout Australia, Europe, and the United States. Syd is currently playing nationally with Kasey Chambers on the Red Hot Summer Tour, continuing a career defined by connection, curiosity, and a genuine love of music.
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