May 16
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Touring and Mental Health – The Music Industry Manual aims to help musicians and those working in live music to identify, process and manage the physical and psychological difficulties that can occur on the road or as a result of touring.
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Warner Music U is constantly looking for influential college students, with a deep passion for music and creating online content, to become a part of our team
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