Calling all emerging bands and artists - the Musicians Against Homelessness (MAH) Soundcheck competition is open for submissions with the winner receiving studio time and gig opportunities.
Launched in association with Oscillate Recordings, Soundcheck for MAH aims to create opportunities for new artists as well as raise awareness for homeless charity Crisis.
The 2017 prize includes a full day at Oscillate Recording laying down your unreleased track, professional photo shoot and images and performance as part of the Soundcheck for MAH live gig in September 2017.
The recorded song will feature on a Soundcheck for MAH compilation which will be released on limited addition vinyl.
The winner will be chosen by music industry mogul Alan McGee, notorious for his work with Oasis and Cast among others.
Last year over 100 MAH gigs and festivals featuring more than 500 bands and artists took place over a 4 week period in England, Scotland and Wales.
MAH is supported by industry giants Alan McGee, Shaun Ryder, Rowetta, John Power, Happy Mondays, Jesus and Mary Chain, Buzzcocks and Black Grape.
Visit the MAH Facebook page to find out more.
Launched in association with Oscillate Recordings, Soundcheck for MAH aims to create opportunities for new artists as well as raise awareness for homeless charity Crisis.
The 2017 prize includes a full day at Oscillate Recording laying down your unreleased track, professional photo shoot and images and performance as part of the Soundcheck for MAH live gig in September 2017.
The recorded song will feature on a Soundcheck for MAH compilation which will be released on limited addition vinyl.
The winner will be chosen by music industry mogul Alan McGee, notorious for his work with Oasis and Cast among others.
Last year over 100 MAH gigs and festivals featuring more than 500 bands and artists took place over a 4 week period in England, Scotland and Wales.
MAH is supported by industry giants Alan McGee, Shaun Ryder, Rowetta, John Power, Happy Mondays, Jesus and Mary Chain, Buzzcocks and Black Grape.
Visit the MAH Facebook page to find out more.
