New to Nashville Music Industry Networking

>> This is where artists show up and get heard.

Meet My Music is a space to share your work, talk about your creative process, and find collaborators who take music seriously.

HOME’s A&R Team listens with intention. They’re looking for Homies to invite into writing rooms and sync-focused sessions. This is your chance to make that connection. This session is open to members and non-members.

Whether you’re a producer, songwriter, artist, or industry rep, you belong here. Every voice adds to the momentum. If you’ve been building something, share it. If you’re between projects, come for the inspiration.

The format is casual. The impact is real.

A note on music share time: We can’t guarantee everyone will have the chance to play a song. Arrive early and have a streaming link ready (no file uploads). If the queue fills up, stay engaged. The insight you gain from hearing others, the feedback exchanged, and the support you show still count. Listening with intention builds community and makes you a better creator.

RSVP, come through, and make your presence count.

We're inviting women from all corners of the music industry - business, creative, touring, and PR - for a monthly support group. This is a safe and confidential space where you can share the highs and lows of your journey, be yourself, and connect with others who could become part of your support system. Each month, we’ll focus on a different that helps us reflect, reset, and move forward together.

This month, our group session will focus on doing a Reality Check—a practice of accepting life as it is in order to create meaningful change. Together, we’ll explore key questions that help us see our current reality more clearly, recognize what we can and cannot change, and notice the light that already exists in our lives. Through reflection and supportive discussion, we’ll find ways to move forward with clarity, acceptance, and hope.

Every participant signs a confidentiality agreement, ensuring that what’s shared in the room stays in the room.

Free tea and coffee will be available, or BYOB, so you can settle in and make yourself at home.

The discussion will be moderated by Femke, an award-winning songwriter, producer, and record label owner. Femke also serves on the boards of the Helping Music Foundation and the Recording Academy and is a passionate advocate for women and mothers in music.

Join us for a cozy evening of sharing and support as we work through these challenges together, and remind each other that we do belong.

>> This is the room where creative momentum builds.

Music City Networking brings together the artists, entrepreneurs, producers, and industry pros shaping Nashville’s independent scene. Some come to pitch a project. Others come to find one. All leave with something valuable.

New to the city or just getting started? You’re not alone. This event is one of the best ways to meet real people, swap ideas, and start building relationships that support your growth.

The vibe is casual but charged. Expect lively energy, open conversations, and people who actually want to connect. There’s no velvet rope and no pressure - just a room full of opportunity.

Don't drag your feet. Music City Networking only happens once a month.

BYOB, or enjoy a complimentary THC-infused mocktail courtesy of our friends at Cali Sober. First-come, first-served while supplies last.

If you're attending, plan to introduce yourself to at least one new person. Ask a question. Offer something back. One genuine conversation can turn into a creative partner, a gig, or an idea that changes everything.

This event is open to the public. RSVP now and show up ready to build.

>> Sync isn’t guesswork. There are patterns. There are decisions that move the needle.
This session is built to help you see them... and use them.

In this two-part experience, Mimi McCarley will guide creators through a hands-on look at what makes a sync placement work and how to sharpen your own music with sync potential in mind.

>> Part One: Sync Deconstruction
We’ll break down a real sync placement from top to bottom. Arrangement, tone, dynamics, lyrics, tempo, mix. You’ll hear what mattered most and why it landed. Learn what serves the scene, supports the story, and earns the placement. No trend-chasing required.

>> Part Two: Member Track Workshop
Active HOME members only, this is your chance to bring a song in progress. Something you think could work for sync. We’ll listen, dissect, and offer feedback grounded in what we just learned. The goal is creative clarity: shape your song into something placement-ready.