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Chicago’s Soulistic360 Signs AFM Sound Recording Labor Agreement

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On October 13, Local 10-208 (Chicago, IL) held a special informational session for the recording artists of Soulistic360—the most recent independent record label in Chicago to become a signatory to the AFM’s Sound Recording Labor Agreement (SRLA). Soulistic360 artists had the opportunity to hear from SRLA Bargaining Committee Member Will Wells, a member of Locals 47 (Los Angeles, CA) and 802 (New York City). Perhaps best known as the award-winning producer and recording engineer behind Broadway’s Hamilton, Wells offered high-level insight to the inner workings of the recording industry, and highlighted the importance of filing independent recording projects under the SRLA.

Right: AFM Executive Board Member and Local 10-208 (Chicago, IL) Secretary-Treasurer Karen Saurez-Flint moderates the panel discussion with featured guest Will Wells, a member of Locals 47 (Los Angeles, CA) and 802 (New York City) and Local 10-208 Assistant to the President and Director of Electronic Media Dean Rolando.

Located in the Chicago Southland, the Soulistis360 recording and production studio offers a professional space for recording, rehearsal, live performance recording, livestreams, LED wall video content, and private creative events. Soulistic360 Founder and CEO Arnell Newman is a member of Local 10-208.







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