's AEMMP Records Showcases Young Chicago Talent at South By Southwest

CHICAGO (March 14, 2018)—’s student-run will host a special music showcase, on March 15, noon-6 p.m. in Austin, Texas, featuring young rising stars in hip-hop and other music genres out of Chicago.
“Lil’ Taste of the Chi” is planned and produced by Columbia business and entrepreneurship students who secure a venue and create a platform for Columbia hip-hop artists and musicians to perform. The production team and performers all had the opportunity this year to work with faculty member , who co-runs (the “independent record label restoring Chicago hip-hop”).
This year, more than 100 Columbia students studying film, business, music, and more, are attending South by Southwest (SXSW) to network, attend workshops and panels, stage events, and perform.
Photo by Skylar Cheyenne on Twitter (@ColumAdmit).Closing out our night with !!
— Admissions (@ColumAdmit)
WHO: AEMMP Records
Alex Fruchter, Closed Sessions, Columbia faculty
Jerry Brindisi, Columbia faculty
Justin Sinkovich, Columbia faculty
Chad Nelson, Paradigm Talent Agency, Columbia faculty
ARTISTS:
(just signed with Closed Sessions)
( November 2017)
WHEN: Thursday, March 15, 12-6 pm
WHERE: , 218 S. 6th St., Austin, Texas
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