Show Notes
Gabrielle is a fellow podcaster and music industry expert, with 6 years of experience under her belt. Hailing from Scotland, Gabrielle worked for many years at Domino Records as a Regional Radio PR and Label Assistant, before moving on to VEVO, where she worked as part of the European Team as the Music and Talent Manager for the UK. She founded her podcast, Bitesize Bodacious Babes last year and also shifted online when Covid hit, just like myself. Our podcasts have a very similar ethos, demystifying the music industry and helping to inspire other women to get involved in the process.
We had such a wonderful chat and it was wonderful to talk to another Podcaster about how they work and run their ship. Personally, I have not interviewed many other creatives who are working within this area of the industry, therefore discussing editing software and the nitty gritty of recording was a true pleasure. Gabrielle and I also chat about her latest venture into UX/UI Design and how her career has shifted and turned over the last 10 years.
Find Gabrielle here: https://www.instagram.com/justonecorbetto/ // http://www.bbbpodcast.xyz/
Find me here: https://www.instagram.com/emilymarcovecchio // https://www.emilyanna.net/
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