LAU.RA First woman to win Music Producer’s Guild award for 'Self Producing Artist'

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Welcome back to another great episode with the amazing and talented Lau.ra. Lau.ra has gained a big recognition in the scene as she tell us her story on how she started out as a pop singer but took the industry knowledge and used it to grow her brand. In her success Lau.ra has also created a free party in London. In this video it's packed full of music business information, producer tips, soxial media stratagies and so much more that will be beneficial to helping you grow your brand.

| Producer | DJ | Writer | Performer | Vocalist | Artist | A formidable force on the electronic underground, lau.ra has established herself as a dynamic, vibrant and versatile artist. From providing unforgettable vocals to deep house tracks, to composing dance floor stompers that utilise her exceptional production skills, she is an award-winning producer, with millions of streams, widespread radio play, plus a gold-certified record under her belt. Today, she merges her main disciplines; singing and production, making music that operates at the intersection of her two creative outlets. In 2022, she became the first woman to win the Music Producer’s Guild award for 'Self Producing Artist'. Won previously by Four Tet and Jon Hopkins A series of singles released with Needwant epitomise her unfussy approach to production, including debut, ‘Sideways’, with Secaina. The cut marked the beginning of a long-term connection between lau.ra and the influential label, each single showcasing her core ethos of keeping things simple. As a DJ she keeps it energetic and upbeat, playing at Circoloco’s NYD party at DC-10 in Ibiza, Amnesia and many more. She has appeared on Radio 1, 6music and Rinse, with support from a range of tastemakers: Jaguar, Danny Howard, Nemone, Annie Mac, Jack Saunders and Mary Ann Hobbs among them. Seemingly born to perform, lau.ra’s innate understanding of how to work with vocalists and her impeccable singing voice, combined with an almost reductive approach to making music and a penchant for dance floor bangers, lie at the core of her upwards trajectory