Sweetwater Partners with We Make Noise for Songwriting, Production Camp

Sweetwater has partnered with We Make Noise to host a three-day songwriting and production camp for female artists. This intensive workshop will take place on Sweetwater’s campus in Fort Wayne, Indiana, from August 29–31.

We Make Noise, a nonprofit focused on advancing gender equity in music and technology, is hosting a series of WMN Sessions across the United States. Fort Wayne is the only Midwest stop on the tour. In partnership with Sweetwater, the late-August session will be a weekend of creativity, collaboration, and hands-on studio experience. Participants will create original music, build meaningful industry connections, and work in the state-of-the-art Sweetwater Studios.

Each day of the camp emphasizes creativity and collaboration in a safe, supportive and inspiring environment. Attendees will be guided by industry professionals. At the Fort Wayne event, participants will also be mentored by Melanie Charles, a Brooklyn-born singer, songwriter, actress and flutist. Charles is known for her sound that blends jazz, soul and experimental elements, with her Haitian roots.

In addition to learning from world-class talent, participants will be immersed in Sweetwater’s recording studio. They will work side by side with WMN mentors and the award-winning Sweetwater Studios staff.

The workshop is designed for women ages 18 and older with intermediate-to-advanced experience in songwriting, production or performance. The cost for the full weekend — including meals, creative resources, and access to all programming — is $500. Full and partial scholarships are available, and no one will be turned away due to lack of funds. The application deadline is July 24.

To apply or learn more, visit www.we-make-noise.org/sessions.