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It's been a good year, let's celebrate at The Sound Table (12/20)

Mike Walbert
Posted by Mike Walbert on Dec 14

It was a special year for A3C, and we want to celebrate with y'all.

A3C's 13th annual Festival & Conference hosted 1,257 Artists and 316 Speakers in Atlanta between October 4-8... and Nas ended the week with a performance that we're still thinking about. 

It takes a village to produce the A3C Festival & Conference. This is truly an event produced by the hip-hop community. There are so many people that work behind the scenes to make everything come together. 

We want to thank everyone for their support and kick it with y'all one last time before the year is over.

RSVP

Wednesday, December 20th

7pm - 10pm  //  21+

@ The Sound Table
483 Edgewood Ave
 
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We made some big changes this year!

We launched the Action Summit for Social Justice at the Auburn Ave Research Library and awarded $10,000 to 5 deserving non-profits using art, music and hip-hop culture for social justice in their communities.

We developed the Creator Complex at GSU's Creative Media Industries Institute where over 550 artists and producers worked with creative professionals to create digital assets for free. They got head shots, built websites, recorded podcasts, wrote bios, flipped samples, made beats, mastered music and spit freestyles... thanks to iStandard Producers, Akai, Serato Sample, Sqaurespace, LANDR, Cam Kirk Studios, In The Lab w/ A-King, Wish Creative Media and FitzCo.

We introduced 5 educational tracks at the Conference Center to improve the networking and learning experience:

  • Artist Accelerator - Artists & Managers
  • Beatstars Summit - Producers & Beatmakers
  • Labelx - Entrepreneurs, Record Labels and Music Companies
  • Music Tech - Music Tech Startups, Music Makers and Investors
  • Action Summit - Activists, Academic and Artists

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Zaytoven Keys Kamp @ Beatstars Summit 

Photo by Jade Forrest

We moved the A3C Festival to the Georgia Freight Depot and produced one of the first major hip-hop festivals in Downtown Atlanta.

We proudly showcased hip-hop's diversity, creativity, and talent with performances from Nas, Playboi Carti, A-Trak, Dave East, AZ, G Herbo, Rich Homie Quan, DJ Drama & Don Cannon, Project Pat, Kap G, Joyner Lucas, Saba, IDK, Kodie Shane, Dead Prez, Just Blaze, Buckshot & Smif N Wessun, Statik Selektah, Kirk Knight, Masta Ace, Kool Keith and dozens more. 

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Let's do it again next year... only bigger and better.

Mike Walbert

Written by Mike Walbert

Mike Walbert is the Executive Director of the A3C Festival & Conference. As as partner in the business Mike oversees various aspects of the business, including: Business Development, Sponsorship, Branding and Marketing. Mike officially joined A3C in 2009 as the Artist Director. Since 2010 Mike has managed the strategy and team that have grown A3C from a regional showcase to an internationally recognized institution in hip-hop culture.

Topics: Events, Atlanta

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