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Producer - Singer-Songwriter - Audio Engineer - Musician

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SoundGirls Online Mentoring Program – Mentee Applications Now Open

SoundGirls is launching a new online mentoring program beginning March–April 2026, and we’re excited to invite mentees from across the audio community to participate.

Call for Mentors: SoundGirls Online Mentoring Program

SoundGirls is launching a new online mentoring program starting  March- April, 2026, and we’re looking for mentors across a wide range of audio disciplines to support our community.

Call for 2026 SoundGirls Bloggers

Are you passionate about audio and eager to share your knowledge with a vibrant community? SoundGirls is seeking volunteer bloggers for 2026!

The SoundGirls Podcast and Living History Project is Seeking Volunteer Editors

The SoundGirls Podcast and Living History Project are volunteer-run and features interviews with audio professionals (from all walks of life) to learn how we can better support one another towards a more diversified industry. We are seeking podcast and living history editors to assist with post-production.

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Dolby Atmos Intro with John Scanlon

Dolby Atmos Intro with John Scanlon May 14, 2026 | 4:00–5:30 PM GMT (Note this U.K. time) Online Event – Link will be sent after registration

Raffle for Mix Music Production – Nashville

We’re excited to share that SoundGirls will be raffling off 2 free passes to attend Mix Music Production Nashville!

Discount for Mix Music Production – Nashville

Mix Music Production has generously offered SoundGirls Members 20% off registration for Mix Music Production Nashville.

Discount for Mix Music Production – New York

Mix Music Production has generously offered SoundGirls Members 20% off registration for Mix Music Production New York.

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Recent Blogs

Why Does This Sound So Good?

 Vol. 2: The Art of Loving by Olivia Dean

Review of ‘The Come Apart’

Indie bands, faced with the stress of touring with limited venues, are cautiously optimistic of new ways to reach potential fans.  We follow main character Maggie, a singer-songwriter to...

A Yes Is A No

One of the many things that I’ve learned over the past few years is that, every time you say yes to something, you’re saying no to something else. If...

The Sonic Blueprint

Back home in Africa, we don’t lack rhythm. Rhythm is part of who we are. But access to technical spaces? That’s where the gap has been. Somewhere along the way,...

The Sound of Self-Doubt 

Whether you’re a producer making a living off of your work, or a struggling artist who just set up your first monitors on the old maple-wood desk in your...

Why does this sound so good?: Jill Scott – To Whom This May Concern 

To Whom This May Concern invites us into Jill Scott’s unapologetic Black womanhood that intertwines with the sonic energy found in its production, giving us life energy.

Who We Are

SoundGirls was established to provide women working in professional audio a community to come to for support and advice, and for empowerment and inspiration.

Since its founding, SoundGirls has grown into an international organization with over 6,000 members and chapters worldwide. We provide scholarships, mentorships, job placement, business development, and workshops. We firmly believe in “You Can’t Be What You Can’t See” and feature a monthly profile on Women in Audio as well as monthly bloggers that share their experiences and expertise.

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Listen to the Free SoundGirls Podcast

We speak to audio professionals from all walks of life, to learn how we can better support one another towards a more diversified industry.

SoundGirls Chapters & Mentoring

We have chapters around the world, each one run locally under the mission and vision of SoundGirls. Mentoring is available for Members.

The Living History Project

A collection of interviews with audio industry veterans, the Living Listory Project seeks to highlight the careers and achievements of women and underrepresented groups in audio.

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