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Electronic Music Workshop

An Electronic Music Workshop featuring some of Austin's own local producers and label heads that have decades of collective experience to help communities connect, network and grow in their potential within the music industry through Production, Sound Design, and other essential information.

Sat. June 21, 6pm-9pm
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