Women in Music Atlanta chapter to hold virtual event

The Women in Music Atlanta chapter will host its first virtual episode of “The Listening Sessions” at 7 p.m. Aug. 13.

Georgia artists Nadia Vaeh, Nycole Ellise and Dana Rice will participate and share new music, while Fadia Kader, the strategic partnerships manager of music at Instagram, will host.

The session will be held via Zoom (register here).

The Women in Music non-profit originated in New York in 1985, with the Atlanta branch established in 2017.

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