About Hello Wembley
Anyone can pick up a bongo, beat it a bit in a pub or a club and call themselves a musician! However, to be a Recording Artist, it takes more dedication, commitment and care than just being a mere musician. You HAVE TO care about your music, the craft, the creativity, the audience and how you portray yourself to them.
All who have been in the recording booth at some point have no doubt closed their eyes and imagined the thing you came up with in your bedroom, is getting performed in front of the biggest audience imaginable!
Oh, to follow in the footsteps of the greats and grace the stage, underneath the sacred spotlights before you go up to the microphone and say those two words uttered by only a few that have reached the pinnacle: “Hello Wembley”!
If your music defines you, and you want the opportunity to get paid, do better and make a sustainable living from a career making recorded music, then that’s what we are here for.
Show BUSINESS
No matter how niche or popular your music is, like it or not, you are still in the entertainment business, aka Show Business.
Ever heard the stories of artists being ripped off?! Even major successful artists from Michael Jackson; Prince; The Beatles; and George Michael have all warned about the BUSINESS side of the Music Industry. You can search YouTube and see for yourself what they say! Or ask any other Recording Artist you know!
My name is TJ, and I started recording in 1989 and I have now seen the music industry from many different professional perspectives, from A&R; radio and club DJing; Artist Management; Touring; Event Promoter; Label Owner and Community Worker. I have worked across all genres of music and have seen the same issue arise and repeated by Recording Artists again and again and again! Plus, I have my own Music Industry scars to bare!
Simply put, when you enter the Music Business with only the knowledge of the Music and not the Business side of things, you WILL NOT benefit from your efforts as you should or deserve to! Even the most resilient individuals will learn things the hard way and take years for them to learn if they do not equip themselves with the right knowledge!
IF you are serious and passionate about the Music you make, then get serious about equipping yourself with the Music Business education you need to succeed.
TJ Agard - Founder
Hello Wembley