Show Notes
Hannah Brodrick is a live sound engineer, who has over 10 years of experience working in the live music industry. From artists such as Dodie to L Devine, Hannah has recently embarked on a new project, touring with Florence and the Machine. In 2019 Hannah won the Shure 24 Audience Choice - A celebration of people pushing the limits of audio culture around the world, brought forward by Shure and Mixcloud. She is also the Co-Founder and Director of 'Women in Live Music', aiming to equalise the gender imbalance across the music industry through workshops, mentoring and much more. I hope you absolutely love hearing Hannah speak about her work and her craft, until this episode I had never spoken to a Live Sound Engineer in such depth, so it was a total joy to hear what a day in her life looks like, and how she started working within her job role.
Check Hannah out here:
@hannahbrodrick
Give Em a follow:
Insta: @emilymarcovecchio
Tiktok: @emarcovecchio
Email: [email protected]
Edited by Al O'Connor:
Insta: @alysocreator
Email: [email protected]
Special thanks to:
Coach Party for intro/outro music
FromFinn for Branding
Neal Megaw for Imagery
Jennie Rawling for Copy
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