Urban Artist Alliance
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The Urban Artist Alliance has successfully bridged the gap between urban artist and music industry education, fostering community empowerment and driving economic growth within the Austin music community for years to come.
Founded on the belief that urban music is a vital contributor to the Austin music community, the Urban Artist Alliance inspires urban artists to create and remain in the area while sharing essential knowledge about the arts and business with future generations. We are committed to providing adequate recording tools and resources to youth and aspiring creatives in songwriting, business understanding, fellowship, and the tech space. It’s an exciting time to engage with the universal language of music and promote urban music education.
Donations are always appreciated as they help sustain our ongoing music education programs for underserved communities and multi-genre creatives!
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UAA is the ONLY Black owned and founded company to have won Best Boot Strap company at the 2021 Austin Business Chamber A-list Awards, a testament to our commitment to the Austin music community and our efforts in community empowerment through urban music education.
Urban Artist Alliance is the ONLY Black owned and founded company dedicated to Hip Hop that has ever been featured in the Austin Business Journal, showcasing its commitment to the Austin music community and its role in community empowerment through urban music education!
Cover feature in TODO magazine
UAA founder Tee Double graces the cover of TODO magazine, where he discusses the growth of the Austin music community and the essential tools needed to sustain urban music education and empower its creators in Austin, Texas.
King Of The Hill - Austin Chronicle
UAA founder Tee Double was featured on the cover of the Feb. 2021 issue of the Austin Chronicle as King of the Hill, highlighting his significant contributions to the Austin music community and his efforts in community empowerment through urban music education.
Cover feature in TODO magazine
UAA founder Tee Double graces the cover of TODO magazine, where he discusses the growth of the Austin music community and the essential tools needed to sustain urban music education and empower its creators in Austin, Texas.
UAA was featured in the TODO Austin magazine, highlighting its role in fostering community empowerment within the Austin music community and promoting urban music education.
UAA is proud to be featured in East Side Austin magazine, highlighting our commitment to the Austin music community and our efforts in community empowerment through urban music education!
MUSIC IS THE BLUEPRINT
Terrany Johnson, the founder of the Urban Artist Alliance, received one of three grants from the Austin Music Foundation through their Music Incubator program. This initiative aims to enhance programs focused on education, community empowerment, and sustainability within the Austin music community. Tee Double has been prominently featured in various publications, including the Austin Business Journal, Austin Chronicle, Music Tech magazine, Music Connection magazine, TODO Magazine, Culture Map, and more! For more details, check out Tee Double's Bio here.
On Aug. 18th, Mayor Adler proclaimed Urban Artist Alliance Day in Austin, Texas, celebrating the vibrant Austin music community and its role in community empowerment through urban music education!
UAA hosted a packed panel focused on empowering the Austin music community by assisting artists in creating sustainable business models that extend beyond just being artists, integrating aspects of urban music education.
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UAA Panel Action: Black Fret education sessions
Founder Terrany Johnson discussed copyrights, publishing, and licensing on a panel for the non-profit Black Fret, which plays a vital role in the Austin music community and promotes community empowerment through urban music education in Austin, Texas.
MUSIC IS ELECTRIC
The Urban Artist Alliance has partnered with the Austin Public Library to help launch Electric Ladybird, a new streaming service based in the Austin music community. This initiative aims to highlight local musicians on a global platform while promoting community empowerment through urban music education.