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A never-before-seen look inside the history and evolution of underground dance music and rave culture, the WHITE LABEL documentary series steps back through the decades and then brings us up to speed on the how and the why of present day EDM.
WHITE LABEL explores the USA and the international locations known as hot spots for the evolution of underground rave culture to mainstream EDM.
Our first Limited Series, starting off in the metropolis of New York, investigates the influence of Manhattan’s clubs and the warehouse raves and outlaw parties happening in the boroughs on the rise of EDM as a mainstream music culture that is now one of the Top 4 largest music scenes. Dance music grew organically across cultures, with a DIY vibe and an “all means necessary” attitude.
So, how did this upstart renegade music movement with no mainstream market grow to revolutionize global pop culture and establish the DJ as a viable superstar on stages across the globe?
Listen to stories from dozens of DJs, Music Producers, Promoters, Event organizers, Club owners, Record label & Record Store pioneers alongside freshly digitized clips of never-before- seen footage from insider archives.
Before there was market for Dance Music, these first movers sacrificed for the culture.
Family who didn’t get it, relationships that didn’t last, criminal saboteurs and law enforcement raids... yet amidst all the very real drama they believed in the culture enough to grow tentpole companies by organizing events, establishing record stores and distributing music, and above all... dancing all night long!
Dance connects us all, the music hits and we leave the oppressive forces of society that segregate us. Dance includes everyone on the floor, connecting people in a shared joy of rhythm and expression. Youth who needed to escape the monotonous suburbs or the urban jungles, who needed to break down the false walls, found their freedom in the rave.
A note from Rosa Costanza, project creator:
“I grew up in the Hudson Valley, so I would take the Metro North train to Grand Central Station and find my friends at the clubhouses of the culture - the record stores and lifestyle shops. I was paid to hand out flyers for a lighting company, dropping them off at the fashion houses like Patricia Fields and Liquid Sky.
This culture saved me from the destructive forces around me in upstate NY. This documentary is my homage, my love letter back to the music community that shaped my youth and saved my life. My 4x Episode Limited Series on NY is setup to showcase maximum art alongside the storytelling: the psychedelic flyers, the DIY fashions people wore, lighting shows in the events and party venues whether super clubs or warehouse raves.”
WHITE LABEL - NYC Docu-Series breaks out into 4x 1-hour episodes.
This series is the definitive origin story of Electronic Music culture told through pivotal moments in dance music evolution, from inception through to today.
Our Docu-Series episodes will dive deep into the history of dance music: outlaw parties, rave nightlife & club life, highlighting the largest and most influential US & International metropolises & their impact on mainstream music and global pop culture.
NYC is our starting point, the largest and most diverse city in the USA known for bridging Rave culture from Europe to America.
NIGEL RICHARDS
MOBY
FRANKIE BONES
TOMMIE SUNSHINE
NYC EPISODES FEATURE CELEBRITY DJ’S, MUSIC PRODUCERS, VENUE OWNERS, PARTY PROMOTERS, RECORD LABEL IMPRESARIOS, RECORD STORE OWNERS, DANCERS, CLUB KIDS AND NIGHTLIFE DEVOTEES. PEOPLE WHO MADE AN INDUSTRY OUT OF RAVING.
Social Media Reach & Impressions for Talent Collectively range in the HIGH Mil/ Bil Across Platforms/ Streaming music/ Playlists/ etc…
Example = MOBY
= 11.7 Mil Followers/ 5.5 Bil Streams/
377 Mil Playlist Reach (SONGSTATS.com)
Frankie Bones, Moby, Lenny Dee, DJ DB, Dara,
Joey Beltram, Joeski, Superstar DJ Keoki, Scotto, Tommie Sunshine, Casey Spooner, DJ Odi, Reid Speed, DJ Empress, Nigel Richards, Mr. C, John Selway,
Bill Coleman, Tim Taylor, Maria 909
NEW YORK CITY
ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC IS THE MOST IMPORTANT CULTURAL MOVEMENT OF THE LATE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY; A NEW GENRE WITH A GLOBAL IMPACT THAT IS YET TO REACH ITS FULL POTENTIAL, WITH ROOTS DEEP IN THE UNDERGROUND: OUTCASTS, CULTURE ORIGINATORS, AND REBEL YOUTH FROM THE GLOBAL CULTURAL MECCA OF NEW YORK.
Expert interviews and testimonials from pioneers of the underground rave culture such as:
Frankie Bones, Moby, Tommie Sunshine, Joey Beltram, Bill Coleman, Joeski, Scotto, Superstar DJ Keoki, DB Burkeman, Lenny Dee, Maria 909, Lawrence Lui, DJ Odi, DJ Empress, Michael Fesco, Larry Tee… and more.
Interviews with key celebrity talents & 21st Century EDM artists are next up:
Lil Louis Vega, Danny Tenaglia, Todd Terry, Masters at Work, Honey Dijon, Lady Gaga, Skrillex, Richie Hawtin, John Acquaviva, Jellybean Benitez and more.
The series is glued together with a spectacular soundtrack highlighting the popularized artists homegrown in New York who represent the spectrum of Electronic Dance Music genres: House, Techno, Drum’n’Bass & Jungle, Trance, Gabber Hardcore, etc…
4x NYC Episode Synopsis
Episode 1 – Background of Rave culture and popularized EDM culture is discussed as a way to introduce audiences to the scope of the scene. Where did Rave culture emerge from in NYC? Who was first-moving in this culture and what did they do to contribute to its growth in the early stages? Character introductions: Highlight the specific fields: Music Producers, DJs, Record Labels, Record Store & Club Owners, Promoters, etc… Explore the NYC & London/ UK connection that grew RAVING.
Episode 2 – Growth of the new jockeys of the sound: music producers and DJ talents alongside party impresarios and promoters, access to new digital music technology, new clubs/ party platforms for DJs to reach the audiences. Highlighting the most popular parties and personalities from the early days, to show who made what popular club tracks blow up what popular club nights, such as Disco 2000 at the Limelight, or warehouse raves like Storm Rave. Tease out more of the conflicts.
Episode 3 - Trauma & Drama in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s that impacted the scene. Fighting amongst the party promoters, a clash to grab growing audiences, drug dealers and drug deaths, the Michael Alig club kid murder-dismemberment tragedy that shocked the scene, Rudy Giuliani and his Cabaret Law to shut down dancefloors, etc… then 9-11 happened and dealt a huge blow to the NYC community.
Episode 4 – Resurgence as the Rave scene pulls apart from the NYC Club scene, the split of cultures from what was once unified as the EDM culture grew into big festivals. What happened to the purity and unity of this inclusive RAVE utopia as commercial forces took hold? How did the culture come back from stumbling in the late 1990’s, after 9-11, and what happened in the 2000’s? New music styles like Electroclash. The iconic NYC continues to fuel global Dance Music culture with massive pop stars like Lady Gaga, but does NYC ever really find its footing again?
Never Before Seen Footage
from videographers who captured the action in raves & clubs, from personal archives of VHS, Hi8 & other formats, have been digitized for use in our documentary.
VIDEO
DOCUMENTATION
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Principle Photography:
Key interviews form the core of the storytelling about the culture homegrown in NY and it’s impact worldwide. On-camera talents include: Record Label Bosses, Record Store Owners, Music Industry insiders, Marketing Specialists/ Event Promoters, Club Directors, Music Producers, Radio DJs & Rave DJs, Club Kids, Fashionistas, Dancers, Ravers!
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Social Media Content:
In addition to long form content we will also deliver short form content for use on social media platforms such as Insta, TikTok, YouTube, FB and others as applicable. These will be clips/ one-liners taken from the top talents we interview, music moments, and more… in order to successfully promote both the themes of our project as well as the various kinds of people featured as talents.
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Archival Materials:
We have sourced archives from our network, and have already digitized Hi-8 & VHS tapes and other film formats. We have leads on more archival content from photographers, videographers, and people in the scene.
Key INterviews
We have (already in our 40TB hard drive bank) collected interviews with 50+ talents, from these backgrounds:
DJs & Music Producers:
Bacho Mangual (Plato’s Retreat), Bill Coleman (Deee-Lite), Bill Kraemer (The Seed), Connie Yin, DJ DB (Smile, NASA, Breakbeat Science, Temple), DJ Dara (Breakbeat Science), DJ Delirium, DJ Empress, Dr. Suds, Frankie Bones (Sonic Groove), Jen Mas, Joeski, Joey Beltram, John Selway, Keoki, Lenny Dee (Industrial Strength), Matos & Lovelace, Moby, Mr. C (SuperFreq), Nigel Richards (611), Nita Aviance (The Carry Nation), Odyssey, Praveen Sharma, Reid Speed (Play Me Records), Scotto (NASA), Scott Richmond (Satellite Records), Tommie Sunshine, Tommy Musto, Victor Simonelli, Larry Tee, Casey Fischer (Fischerspooner).
Marketing Execs, Event Organizers & Promoters:
Matt E. Silver, Jason Blackkat, Chris the Creator (Park Rave Madness), Eddy Van Raven (TVT/ WaxTrax), Maria 909 (Def Mix), Lawrence Lui (Island Records, Astralwerks, Bampire), Nita Aviance & Will Automagic (The Carry Nation), Praveen Sharma, Rhiannon Catalyst, Robin Nixon, Scotto (NASA), Shem Boogie (Hudson Valley House Heads).
Club Owners/ Directors:
Michael Fesco (The Flamingo/ Studio 54), Michael Francis (Limelight).
Record Label Execs:
Joey Carvello, Bill Kraemer & Josh Holiday, DB Burkeman, Frankie Bones, Joeski, Eddy Van Raven (TVT/ Wax Trax), Reid Speed (Play Me Records), Tommy Musto.
Record Store Operators:
Michael Fesco (The Flamingo/ Studio 54), Michael Francis (Limelight).
NYC Ravers:
Garvey Clarke, Ishia Wilson, Macho Charles Lopez, Rhiannon Catalyst, Shem Boogie, Tom Biaso.
**We wish to interview more artists once we achieve our last stage budget. These include:
Mark Ronson, Richie Hawtin, Honey Dijon, Danny Tenaglia, Todd Terry, Eric Morales, Masters At Work, Adam X, Jackie Christie, Boy George, Ultra Natè, Crystal Waters, Jellybean Benitez, Tony Humphries, Soulslinger, Skrillex, etc…
The Music
Business
WHITE LABEL DOCU-SERIES:
MUSIC STRATEGY
Music plays the key role to tell a compelling story concurrently with the picture. Multiple top electronic music genres will be featured. Industry expert Music Director and team will act as Soundtrack Curators.
LICENSING STRATEGY – PHASES
Soundtrack Outreach: Original Soundtrack Album
Music Soundtrack Agreements solidified
Music Dept: Director, Supervisor and Music Editor
Episodic Edit w/ Original Tracks & Licensed Music
SOCIAL MEDIA – MAXIMIZING
Sponsor integration:
Promo materials for sponsors/ project partners & marketing/ PR needs
Label co-production/
distribution partnership
Music Dept productions:
Playlists, OST Album, Singles, Remix Ops, Music Videos, etc...
Stand-alone Music Products,
Brand Opportunities with Talent
Rosa has 50+ awards for Producing & Directing independent film & TV works; is Emmy nominated for a TV program titled SPOTLIGHT ARTS (2017); was one of the first 20 women to become a Y-1 member of IATSE Local 695 in Hollywood (2007-2018); runs a filmmaker panel series as Special Programs Director at the Ojai Film Festival (2021-2025) and Workshop Coordinator for the DGA/ AICP "Commercial Directors Diversity Program” (2023-2024).
Rosa’s short proof of concept titled XING screened at the Festival de Cannes, Programme de Court Metrage, plus 2 dozen other festivals, won 6 awards and a distribution deal, launching the development of her feature film of the same title plus the XING 360 Game, an interactive dance challenge app supported by Northern Ireland Screen (2024). WHITE LABEL is Rosa’s first episodic Documentary Series, which she created as an homage to NYC & to the global rave/ EDM culture she loves.
THE TEAM
JAMES BLEVINS
Virtual Production Producer,
Post-Supervisor, M&E Consultant
James has over 25 years of experience in enabling filmmakers, with recent roles as Post-Production Supervisor for The Mandalorian at Lucasfilm and assembling the Virtual Art Department for Megalopolis as Co-Founder of MESH. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Hollywood Professional Association and the Editors Guild, and is a member of the Science and Technology Committee of the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences. James is also involved in advisory committees for cutting-edge AI/ML companies.
BRANDEN POWERS
Marketing Director
C.E.O of Strange Magic and former Creative Director for the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
His viral PR campaigns, like Russian Vodka Pour Out and Grasshopper Pizza, reached over 7 billion people world wide. As a founding father of the 1990s Rave Movement, he co-founded Global Underworld Network, organizing massive events like OPIUM and NARNIA Festivals, which were pivotal in the evolution of events like EDC. Branden’s events have been featured in all major media outlets , and he’s consulted for Sony and Camel on reaching the youth demographic. Currently, he’s developing a 1970s-themed roller rink and an adult Heavy Metal themed Chuck E Cheese.
JESSE GOFFIN
Executive Producer
Jesse Goffin has a background as a AV technician, mix engineer, music editor and supervisor, composer and executive producer for film and other media. Former Engineer at Nightbird Studios, Hollywood. He is a RISD Alum who graduated with his BFA in Sound from SAIC.
Julia Luangrath
Executive Producer
Julia Luangrath is an Executive Producer and continuity specialist based in New Jersey, focused on inclusive storytelling and accessible media. With an M.S. in Assistive Technology and Human Services from California State University-Northridge and an Executive MBA in Strategic Leadership from the Valar Institute, she brings a rare blend of creative insight and strategic expertise to every production. Julia began her film career in 2008 as a production assistant on Ice Grill, USA, produced by Enlightened Party Media. Her credits include West End, 1982, The Red Suit, The Scrooge Mystery, Cyborgs Universe, Code 8, Legend of the White Dragon, Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound, and more. Explore her work on IMDb.
music team
Mark Lewis
Executive Producer &
Music Producer
UK born, Grammy nominated Producer Mark Lewis was a band member of INTERSTATE, signed to Armada Music in 2005, with releases licensed to over 80 Trance Music compilations. Mark traveled the world DJ’ing alongside Carl Cox for over a decade, and at major festivals like ULTRA & BURNING MAN. He has also DJ’ed for Elton John, U2, Quincy Jones, and other celebs. His marketing firm MIXOLOGY has worked with Bacardi, House of Blues, Red Bull, Fiji Water and more. Mark was also formerly a reporter for BILLBOARD magazine for over six years. He has a range and scope of experience with music industry credits going back to 1988 and is considered a pioneer of the electronic music scene.
Candace
Silva-Torres
Music Director
SiLVA, is a Los Angeles-based producer, DJ and radio host. She’s spent over 10 years on air interviewing and sharing the stories of 250+ artists. You can catch SiLVA on the air Friday nights on KCRW, live from Los Angeles. SiLVA previously hosted Nectar Radio on Amazon Music, Steve Aoki’s Dim Mak Studio’s on iHeartRadio’s Evolution Radio, and was a producer and curator for Future Factory Radio on Dash Radio.
Bill Coleman
Music Supervisor &
Music Producer
Multi-hyphenate Bill Coleman is renowned for his diverse musical expertise as an artist manager, DJ, producer, remixer, music supervisor, performer, recording artist and writer: Billboard Magazine (1987-1990), PAPER & OUT magazines, BBC & BET. Bill has music supervised films such as PARTY GIRL, THE WATERMELON WOMAN, ALL OVER ME, INSIDE DEEP THROAT & PARTY MONSTER in addition to creating soundscapes for fashion shows, art installations, galas, Broadway premieres and various special events.
His company Peace Bisquit celebrates its 35th Year Anniversary this 2025, having collaborated with the likes of Ultra Naté, Lenny Kravitz, Beyoncé, New York City Ballet, David Guetta, Vanessa Williams, AmFar, Tiesto, Disney and Lincoln Center. Peace Bisquit is oft recognized for discovering & executive producing the platinum selling trio Deee-Lite (“Groove Is In The Heart”).
A roster of notable clients Bill has worked with includes: Bette Midler, Sia, Madonna, RuPaul, Tom Tom Club, Radiohead, Paris Hilton, Sinead O'Connor, Neneh Cherry, Christina Aguilera, Teyana Taylor, Keke Palmer, Billy Porter, Lizzo, Sofi Tukker, Jody Watley, Erasure, Arthur Baker and others. Bill has also soundtracked numerous clubs and venues over the years including MoMA, The Kennedy Center, Juilliard, Afropunk Festival and The New York Public Library for Performing Arts.
Programming music for Bravo TV and its superstar host Andy Cohen, you can catch DJ Bill Coleman’s weekly Friday Night Dance mixshow on Sirius XM in Andy Cohen’s Kiki Lounge (Ch. 302).
GRAPHICS TEAM
Berk Visual
Graphic Designer, Video Installation & Mural Art, Entrepreneur
Visual Artist Berk can be found creating immersive art installations, spray painting large murals in his signature style, or doing tattoos... maybe even all on the same day.Berk Visual is part of the US-based arts collective Bloody Gums, who have been known to put on big pop-up events in Los Angeles and Palm Springs and anywhere interesting that can fit their large-scale builds and exhibits. He has worked in music, fashion and animation and also... the food industry as a co-founder of the World Famous Hot Boys based in Oakland.Berk Visual’s art has been featured in videos with Cardi B, Halsey, J. Balvin, Megan Thee Stallion, Selena Gomez, Michael B. Jordan and others. He has made video and installation art for Art Basel, Desert Hearts Festival, Notch Productions and Insomniac as well as other event companies.
Serge Milstein
Designer:
Video and Motion Graphics, Graffiti Artist
Graphic Designer, Art Director, Illustrator, Motion Graphics Designer and Video Artist Serge Milstein aka VANDAL has a wide range of background to drawn from, literally, and a roster of work from music videos and films to ad campaigns.
Freelance experience: Tribeca Festival (Senior Designer), Sony Legacy (Spotify canvases), Certified (Social announcement videos/animation), Translation LLC (Digital design for AT&T campaign), Spotify (playlist images), Team Epiphany (Illustration for BEL-AIR reboot on Peacock), Greenhouse Agency (Brown-Forman event recap videos), Adidas (customized Adicross flags), Scion A/V (music video), CLIO (stop motion animation), V Recordings (music videos), Play Me Records ( #drawmethursdays and music videos).
Serge is also a part of the MOTIONGRAFF brand, for which he has produced, directed and edited short format animation videos, stop-motion graffiti art, and a 23-episode web series featuring this unique style.
**Note: All hand-drawn graffiti WHITE LABEL tags in this website have been made by Serge.
Berk Visual, Graphic Designer, Video Installation & Mural Art, Entrepreneur
Visual Artist Berk can be found creating immersive art installations, spray painting large murals in his signature style, or doing tattoos… maybe even all on the same day.
Berk Visual is part of the US-based arts collective Bloody Gums, who have been known to put on big pop-up events in Los Angeles and Palm Springs and anywhere interesting that can fit their large-scale builds and exhibits. He has worked in music, fashion and animation and also… the food industry as a co-founder of the World Famous Hot Boys based in Oakland.
Berk Visual’s art has been featured in videos with Cardi B, Halsey, J. Balvin, Megan Thee Stallion, Selena Gomez, Michael B. Jordon and others. He has made video and installation art for Art Basel, Desert Hearts Festival, Notch Productions and Insomniac as well as other event companies.
Serge Milstein, Designer: Video and Motion Graphics, Graffiti Artist
Graphic Designer, Art Director, Illustrator, Motion Graphics Designer and Video Artist Serge Milstein aka VANDAL has a wide range of background to drawn from, literally, and a roster of work from music videos and films to ad campaigns.
Freelance experience: Tribeca Festival (Senior Designer), Sony Legacy (Spotify canvases), Certified (Social announcement videos/animation), Translation LLC (Digital design for AT&T campaign), Spotify (playlist images), Team Epiphany (Illustration for BEL-AIR reboot on Peacock), Greenhouse Agency (Brown-Forman event recap videos), Adidas (customized Adicross flags), Scion A/V (music video), CLIO (stop motion animation), V Recordings (music videos), Play Me Records ( #drawmethursdays and music videos).
Serge is also a part of the MOTIONGRAFF brand, for which he has produced, directed and edited short format animation videos, stop-motion graffiti art, and a 23-episode web series featuring this unique style.
**Note: All hand-drawn graffiti WHITE LABEL tags in this deck have been made by Serge.
SPECIAL SHOUT OUT TO:
Graffiti/ Graphic Design/ Video Graphics
Investors
WHITE LABEL LLC began with a common theme amongst the early-stage Investors: Shared love of dance music & Rave subculture. The nature of this project has been crowdsourced, we have a great collection of talent on camera and behind the scenes who are dedicated to preserving EDM/ Rave culture.
Our private capital investment has allowed for the recording and production of the 50+ interviews, the post production of the pilot rough assembly, and technical work to digitize over 20+ hours of never before seen archival footage.
Production TimeLine
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Stage 01 (Closed) 2017-2019:
Interviews conducted in NYC & Tri-State Area in 2017 & 2019. Initial Sizzle Reel cut in 2018-2019 and used to solicit more support. Began sourcing archival materials, building archives of stills and video media.
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Stage 02 (Closed) 2020-2024:
Interviews with talents conducted in NYC, Los Angeles, London.
Continued post production = rough edit stage. Additional promo edits and materials created. Sizzle Reel wins award.
Archival materials transferred from Hi-8 Tapes and Agreement with Licensor, Legal and Business Admin, using promo media to bring in team members. Finish Pilot Episode Rough Assembly for shopping purposes.
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Stage 03 (Open) 2025:
Selected additional Interview recording for celeb talents to round out the episodes.
Finish Post on all 4x Episodes w/ Color Grading, Animation GFX & Main Title creation.
Music Soundtrack licensing, Music Editing, etc...Finalize Audio Post Production & Music Soundtrack,
Brand ID package. Marketing materials developed with Agency/ PR professional. Festival strategy for Pilot Episode.
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PEACE. LOVE. UNITY. RESPECT.
= PLUR
= THE RAVE ETHOS
WHITE LABEL SOCIAL IMPACT + VISION
There is currently nothing like WHITE LABEL on TV or streaming platforms, no program which captures the scope of rave/ dance music history and cultural progression in this way: as a shared community voice that highlights many talents who fostered the scene.
Social impact outreach in our marketing and social campaigns is important to amplify the core values of rave culture discussed in the WHITE LABEL documentary series.
Our series highlights testimony from interviewees who promote the social consciousness and positive prosocial aspects of being on the dance floor, enjoying the music and movement together, that helped to create the PLUR environment of Rave/ EDM culture: Peace. Love. Unity. Respect.
Music for Outreach:
Soundtrack, Playlists, Events
WHITE LABEL seeks to promote a forward focused and renegade attitude of dance music as a global youth culture, and seeks to achieve this authentically by carefully attaching music soundtrack talent that can raise the caliber of the TV series.
WHITE LABEL is a multi-media venture built upon a cross-sector IP/ brand platform that includes the Soundtrack media, with proposed music videos for Original Score/ Soundtrack releases as Singles and DJ Mixtape style playlists, as well as Events featuring the DJs and Music Producers included on the Soundtrack and featured in the documentary.
WHITE LABEL 's objective is to communicate the core of electronic music inception and evolution, and close the gap between the early 90’s rave scene and the current
electronic dance music (EDM) scene in order to position WHITE LABEL as a must-see Docu-Series with a must-hear soundtrack of the global dance music community.
Social Impact Action Points
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Social Impact Campaign: Social Impact campaign as part of our production’s marketing alongside target Non-profit organizations who uplift issues highlighted in the documentary subject matter.
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Target Non-Profit Orgs: Categories such as: At-risk and Homeless Youth; LGBTQ Rights; Substance Use/ Addiction; Music Development/ Music Programs for healing and rehabilitation. See our first target non-profit below.
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Mentorship/ Internship/ Development: Mentorship and team work to support non-profit organizations; Production internships to be part of WHITE LABEL project stages.
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Sustainability, Accessibility and Inclusivity: See statement below, our Accessibility Pledge.
ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
Accessibility is a fundamental human right and it ensures equitable access to environments, tools, and experiences. Inclusion goes further, making sure every individual, regardless of identity, background, or ability, is not only welcomed but fully engaged.With proper funding we hope to remove barriers to allow the fruition of full engagement and integrate tools such as open captions, subtitles, and audio descriptions. This isn’t simply about compliance; it’s about culture, innovation, and impact. When art is accessible, it reaches farther, resonates deeper, and unites more people. Our team wishes to prioritize accessibility and inclusion best practices, and with support from funding, we hope to broaden these efforts to ensure even more people can experience our project, the culture, and the sound that comes along with it.
give A BEAT: Target non-profit
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Give a Beat’s Mission: Give a Beat uses the power of music as a pathway to healing and opportunity for those impacted by the justice system.
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Why This Campaign: The Sound of Resilience: You Make the Music Possible celebrates 10 years of Give a Beat and raises funds to sustain our programs.
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Why Now: Resources for arts and community care are shrinking, but the need is greater than ever. Music offers connection, healing, and hope.
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Impact: Through Give a Beat programs, youth in juvenile halls, incarcerated artists, and returning residents are experiencing healing, gaining skills, and building creative futures.
Music’s Impact
Music lowers stress, builds community, and offers new pathways forward. For the past decade, Give a Beat has shared these possibilities with thousands of youth, incarcerated
artists, and returning residents.
Celebrate 10 years of impact with The Sound of Resilience: You Make the Music Possible. Donations fuel the next decade of programs.
🔊 Donate now: giveabeat.org/10years
See stories of resilience at: giveabeat.org/impact-stories
#GiveaBeat #HealingThroughMusic #GiveaSecondChance
